That must describe the later generations, because the 1st gen orange
ones certainly didn't fit 38mm tires.
On 12/28/2016 07:35 PM, Fullylugged wrote:
>From RBW: "More clearance lets you ride a chubbier tire, so you can ride
lower tire pressures on rougher roads. For most paved roads you’ll probably be on a
700x23 to 700x28, but if you ride bad roads or fire trails, or load it up with lunch
and spare gear, your Rambouillet will easily accept more appropriate, fatter tires—up
to 700x38!
If you ride where it rains, you’ll be happy to know your Rambouillet easily accepts
fenders, even with tires as large as 700x35. Most modern road bikes can’t accept
tires larger than 700x28, and don’t accept fenders at all. They’re suitable only for
smooth roads and fair weather. The Rambouillet is an all-surface, all-weather road
bike. "
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