anyone here tried the 700x20? i'm rolling with 700x23 and noticed it's a bit fatter on the sidewalls...
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20's are for people who are riding roads with nice flat area's. Otherwise, you're to feel every little crack, gap, or pebble you encounter on a roadway.
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I have them on 15x10 with no issues. I think there was quite a bit on the jeep websites about 15x8. I would check those out for details.
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Hey Ross, There should be a direction arrow on the sidewall showing correction direction. I just pulled one off the self & there was do direction arrow on the 26x 2.0 I looked at, how ever they should be mounted so that the sipping (groves in tread) force water away from the center towards the sidewall. So looking at the photo with product, that tire would be rolling towards the camera, if it was rolling away it would pull water into the center of road contact & could result in hydroplaning.
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I'm using them with 700 x 37 and there's a decent amount of space. I'd say they'd definitely fit 38, but 40 might be a little close to the sides and, depending on the tread of the tires, I think it's possible you'd get a little spray sneaking past. Were it me, I'd probably give it a shot.
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Hi Hungryman, others may correct me, but I've rode both and while the skinnier of the two *may* a wee bit faster I'd opt for the 700X25 for the greater handling and comfort. In fact, my evolution of being an enthusiast rider for 10+ years has led me to choose nothing skinnier than 700X28 tires -- on wheels big enough to accept them, of course. Forgive me pointing out the obvious, but the right tire for you also depends largely on your size, your bike, your level of experience and your kind of riding (commuting, going for speed or going for distance, pavement, gravel, etc.)
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I don't believe I ever made that statement. I have V2470 and I love it. I have a friend who recommended to me and he is right in saying "this is all you need". I have for a short time and I buy currently the 8" x 50' roll which I am very satisfied.
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usually a 700x32 doesn't fit on the same rim as a 700x23. if it does fit you will need a new tube.
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195 or 200, I forget which. It's very large and noticeable compared to 156 on an NXT.
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Max supported is 2x4 (and that's what I'm using), but you can find articles that claim 2x8 works.
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Probably not. I was just tire shopping this weekend, looking for something a little wider for the Minneapolis winter, and the person at the shop thought that 700x32 was the upper limit of what these could reasonably fit. I went with 28s. They seem to be made with the 23-25 range in mind, but the 28s seem to be working fine.
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Mate, it's always best for overhead. You're gonna need higher res textures anyways so just go for the 3gb
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I just looked at my history and it's not the 60" it's the 70" that I have. I would suggest getting the largest size you can afford, you won't be disappointed!
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the recommended tire pressure is printed on the side of the tire. My 700 x 25 has a high pressure rating of 103 psi. The 700 x 23 is probably a little higher, but once again look at the tire!
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Hi Chris,actually i loved the 24-70 2.8... shar and fast as i was looking for !!! but, as you know, this is my personal like... hope you like it as i do !
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I replace a pair of knobby 29 x 2.2's with the 28 x 2.0 and they have worked great for me. Much less rolling resistance.
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It looks like when you select a size option the 26x1.95 is one with the yellow writing on the sidewall. It is a little confusing. Hth.
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On the bike I got, the tires were an issue. They are 700 X 37 or close to that. The tread is thin and prone to flats. I had 2 from thorns on the same trip. Bought tire liners and thorn resistant tubes which have helped. Definitely not mountain bike tires.