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     1. 07:14 AM - Re: smooth tires (bjones@dmv.com)
     2. 08:09 AM - Re: smooth tires (rawheels)
     3. 10:09 AM - Re: smooth tires (dave)
     4. 06:40 PM - Re: Re: smooth tires (Malcolm Brubaker)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | Re: smooth tires | 
      
      
      smooth less likely to pick up stones and throw them into fabric
      
      low inflation on stiff tread tire can cause rolling resistance on touch
      down, tendency to swerve or pull to one side a bit
      
      sand spurs can go thru thin skinned tires-cause lots of little slow leaks,
      less likely with thicker tread type tires
      
      pick what works for your situation
      
      BJ
      Kitfox IV 912
      
      > Depends on where you land......paved or dirt.  knobby tires for dirt,
      > smooth/tread on runway.  You do not want knobby tires on a runway....We
      > just replaced ours from knobby to regular tread much better landings  The
      > ship came with knobby tires!.......Bob  KitFox 4/1200 Beckwourth, CA O02
      >   From: rez
      >   Sent: Friday, April 06, 2012 6:53 PM
      >   To: kitfox-list@matronics.com
      >   Subject: Kitfox-List: smooth tires
      >
      >
      >               KF2, original tires 15 years old, smooth 20x7-8, not looking
      > so good, so I am going to replace them.  I looked up the old
      > posts, atv tires, golf cart etc.  Dumb question, why do I
      > want smooth tires?  What is the advantage, why not some type
      > of tread?
      >
      >
      >               Jim
      >               KF2/582
      >               Pahrump
      >
      >
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: smooth tires | 
      
      
      Would there really be any reason to use knobby tires?  Other than a few treads
      for water to go through on wet pavement, it seems like like you'd want the smoothest
      tire for the most traction.  I mean, since the wheels aren't actually driven
      by the engine, there is no need to have "gripping" treads. Knobby tires
      would serve no purpose other than adding drag, right?
      
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      Ryan Wheeler
      Kitfox IV-1200
      Indianapolis, IN
      
      
      Read this topic online here:
      
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| Subject:  | Re: smooth tires | 
      
      
      just put on King fox and 8" wheels on a Raven - Kitfox clone........
      
      Will put up a movie soon on my you tube channel 
      
      smooth is the way to go
      
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| Subject:  | Re: smooth tires | 
      
      i got treaded- tires for my 2 becouse they wher cheep. they wear off and 
      i flip them over now ther almost tottly bald- fter 5 years and no sign of
       thread showing. I land mostly on pavement.=0A-o wore the king fox out in
       one summer had thread showing not a good thing- on a 2 ply tire. --
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      _______________________________=0A From: dave <dave@cfisher.com>=0ATo: kitf
      ox-list@matronics.com =0ASent: Saturday, April 7, 2012 1:09 PM=0ASubject: K
      e" <dave@cfisher.com>=0A=0Ajust put on King fox and 8" wheels on a Raven - 
      Kitfox clone........=0A=0AWill put up a movie soon on my you tube channel 
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      er/kitfoxflyer=0AHundreds of Kitfox Movies =0AMost viewed Kitfox on youtube
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