12-06-2020, 03:00 AM
(12-03-2020, 10:23 PM)spechg_imp Wrote:(12-03-2020, 09:53 PM)Tev62_imp Wrote:(12-03-2020, 11:45 AM)peterbaron_imp Wrote: Ride in with old shoes, ride out with new ones. Done.
Now, I'd rather spend that time riding than replacing bike tires.
That's me too. Ride to the shop and let them do everything start to finish at a cost of €20 per wheel (€10 if it was a loose wheel). Meanwhile I'll drink their free coffee and browse shop for helmets, clothing, accessories etc. I wouldn't change enough tyres to warrant having the equipment myself.
That's me too. Ride to the shop and let them do everything start to finish at a cost of €20 per wheel (€10 if it was a loose wheel). Meanwhile I'll drink their free coffee and browse shop for helmets, clothing, accessories etc. I wouldn't change enough tyres to warrant having the equipment myself.
I haven't got to the stage of needing to change my tyres yet, but I wonder could you recommend a good place in Dublin that might do the job with minimum collateral damage to the rims?
Thanks,
Simon
That's me too. Ride to the shop and let them do everything start to finish at a cost of €20 per wheel (€10 if it was a loose wheel). Meanwhile I'll drink their free coffee and browse shop for helmets, clothing, accessories etc. I wouldn't change enough tyres to warrant having the equipment myself.
I haven't got to the stage of needing to change my tyres yet, but I wonder could you recommend a good place in Dublin that might do the job with minimum collateral damage to the rims?
Thanks,
Simon
Cotters probably change more tyres than any shop in Ireland, they have a lot of experience. They have very large stocks but I'd give them a ring as there is a good chance they won't stock a tubed tyre that you might want.