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Tom
 Post subject: B3 front wheels
PostPosted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 12:54 pm 
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Does anyone have any spare B3 front wheels they want to sell????

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how come you're after B3 wheels?
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They are thinner than B4 wheels, the same width as standard xxx wheels. So I need them for 2 row studs and narrow mini spikes.

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You sure that's better than stretching them over the wide fronts?
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Mini spikes are fine on the wide rims but I don't think that 2 row studs will stretch that far.

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I've never tried studs on the wide rims, I used to run studs on slims because minis on slims seemed to have a bit too much bite, but minis on wides seemed really good, so not sure I'd try studs on wides.
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