So the principal advantage, apart from the other one of fitting fatter tires
into frames that will fit only very skinny 622 tires, is that you can find
nicer 38mm+ tires in 584 than 32+ tires in 622? I know that that is
certainly the case for 559 and 571 -- id est, that only the skinnies come
with top quality, light and supple sidewalls, but I did not know that the
same held for 622s as well.

On Sun, Aug 15, 2010 at 3:43 PM, Steve Palincsar <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Sat, 2010-08-14 at 19:20 -0600, PATRICK MOORE wrote:
> > Why are 650B tires better rolling and smoother than 700c tires, all
> > things else being equal? If I understand wheels, the bigger the
> > diameter, the smoother the ride.
>
> All things are not equal.  Compare just about any 700C x 38 tire with a
> Pari Moto.  What you will find will be stiff vs supple sidewalls, heavy
> vs light tires, thick chunky tread vs a thin tread.  The Pari Moto feels
> like a racing tire, while your 700Cx38 is going to be a hybrid or a
> super heavy duty tire comparable to what you'll find on a moped.
>
>
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