Guys, does any of know any source for 24x2.125 Quick Brick tires??? Google doesn't find anything and I never even knew they existed.
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Since I care more for the pattern tread than the Quick Brick logo this is a huge help! So, it is a Duro Small Brick tire. Thanks a ton, OddJob!
More than just that! There exists 24 x 2.125 Quick Brick with Thick Brick name printed on it, for TOTAL CONFUSION!The Duro brick tread pattern may not be an exact match for the Quick Brick but it will be similar.
I never knew that Felt had the Quick Bricks in 24" either. I thought that all QBs were 26" and the only 24" was the Thick Brick.
Anybody know if a blackwall ribbed 26x1.75 exists? I have a 67 speedster w the S6 rims and the replacements are the super skinny ribbed 26x1.35...closest ive seen are the duro small bricks (26x1.75) which is what im going to use if I cant find a wider ribbed tire...
thanks, but that wont work. Too wide for the frame and it wont fit an S6 rim.https://www.amazon.com/Alta-Bicycle...7409-B07KFNTD2D-&hvexpln=73&gad_source=1&th=1
this and add a little tire black.....perhaps...
thanks, but trust me...Im "schwinned out" when it comes to looking at weird schwinn sizes. I could write a book on it by now. I was hoping someone knew of a wide (1.75) tire that would fit an S6 rim, but apparently, they do not exist.There are decimal sizes and there are fractional sizes of rims. The Schwinn S6 is I.S.O. 37-597 , 26 x 1 1/4 " / 26 x 1 3/8 " S6 . https://sheldonbrown.com/harris/tires/597.html
and I should have stated the obvious...if I use the small brick tires, I would have to switch the rims...my badthanks, but that wont work. Too wide for the frame and it wont fit an S6 rim.
thanks, but trust me...Im "schwinned out" when it comes to looking at weird schwinn sizes. I could write a book on it by now. I was hoping someone knew of a wide (1.75) tire that would fit an S6 rim, but apparently, they do not exist.
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