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user 9188
The big round things your bike rolls on. Rims, spokes, hubs, etc. If it's all about the rubber part, the "tire" tag is better.
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Weight of wheels vs. weight of tyres
(inertia = mass X velocity)
If you follow close behind an all carbon race bike you notice that it jumps forward with every pedal stroke whereas a steel framed bike with heavier wheels is much smoother … This is because the increased inertia of the heavier wheels and frame carry the bike and rider through the uneven pulses of power created by the pedals. …
