[Mutha Thuga]

do any of you guys have 24" wheels(set) on a 26" specific bike?

how does it feel?

any body have it on a P series?

if you do post pics, please.
thanks

 

[Dirty]

my buddy used to have it on an older p3, and now im running 24"s on my le toy...
i love it for jibbin'...not too great for the trails, but still very rideable.
are you planning on putting them on a p. bike?
whats your intended use?

 

[Mutha Thuga]

everything but trails, i have the 26's for those, just wondering what they felt like on a P. some bike feel different than others.

 

[MojoJojo]

I'm usin' a 24x3.00 on the rear of my Instigator. I have a 26x2.25 in the front. This combo levels that bike. Great for urban, sucks in the dirt.

 

[Zippy357]

I hear that the 26" bikes such as the p1. and p2. handle fine w/the smaller wheels. The only big change is that the bikes become more snappy. I guess that would be good for the shore and tight trails, but I perfer 26''. Which is what I run on my p2.

 

[THOR12STONE]

hey mutha you going to hit the park again.....

 

[RITFreeRider]

I ran dual 24's on my Azonic DS-1 for awhile. It didn't really feel a ton different from my dual 26's but a lower bb. Other than that though they rocked, for urban and the skatepark they were perfect. Not so great for trail riding but seemed to work pretty damn well for dirtjumping. Just don't get doublewides like I had, too heavy and not worth a $hit.

 

[freerider215]

I think it depends on the frame too. Frames with shorter wheel bases seem to feel better with 24"s. I think 24"s are the way to go, but like stated earlier, not the best for trail riding. I don't do much trailriding. 24s feel great on the street and for park and for DJing. I have a DMR Rhythm thats 24" specific and if feels incredible.

 

[dirtpaws]

24s are ok for trails if you ain't in a hurry or racing.