Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: are these slicks and how thick is the tire?
Document: I've repaired many thousands of flats over the past 40 years as a rider and professional mechanic, so I don't find flats to be any more than an annoyance and inconvenience. YMMV. The thick, low TPI casing doesn't improve the tire's ride, but does make for a a rugged tire that handles rough roads well.My daily commute includes 7 - 12 miles of dirt roads and 30 miles of pavement, some of it pretty rough.
I am not a fan of the sidewall graphics, but I can live with them. If you're looking for a tough tire with some nice features for around $15, this tire should be high on your list.
Seems to be a good quality, inexpensive bike tire. Has held up well for about two months now. Is quite lightweight. Thin wall concerns me, but so far has had no problems.
These are good tires for the price. They are quite similar to Thickslicks. NOTE: I have them on a fixed-gear and they skid really nice. They dont seem to wear down any faster or slower than any other tire I've used.
The tire is slightly smaller than other 700c tires that I mounted. Really hard to get it onto the rim if your rime is slightly large. Actually, it is impossible to put them on without using a lever, and very hard with a lever.Will update accordingly after some rides.
The price and the fit was right, and since I was buying based pretty much solely on price I'm happy. However, the tire is completely smooth and is slippery on wet surfaces. Not like &#34;raining&#34; wet, but &#34;damp&#34; wet. Be careful when turning quickly.
I had Michelin Dynamic on my bike, my son bought a new one and they came with Michelin Dynamic Sport, after riding his bike I realized that they appear to be about 1/3 smaller and seemed to ride faster, I had a damaged front tire and decided to go with the Dynamic Sport and are very happy with them.
This is by far the worst tire I have ever had to work with. For one, the inside diameter is about 4 or 5mm too small, making mounting a royal PITA. Then, as you try to lever it over the rim with the tire lever (I broke two in the process), the inside of the tire starts to shred pieces of rubber right off the bead, leaving you wondering if this is not some cheap Southeast Asian knock-off.
These were the stock tire on my new bike. I wanted to like them but finally gave up after having 5 flats in the first 300 miles. The last one was caused by a delicate filament of metal wire. The roads I'm riding are mostly dry, clean and well maintained, so it is not as if I was putting these tires through any exceptional rigors.I just replaced them with a set of Lithion 2's.
I bought these for a quick 2 mile commute to school that I make 2-3 times per day which totals about 10 miles a day. Since it was almost winter, I just need a cheap tire to hold out until the snow fell. This tire was a decent price, and it has worked well so far (we are now on snow number 4, so I am done riding).
Answer: yes