Hugh is very right.
On Wed, Jun 20, 2018 at 7:17 AM, hugh flynn wrote:
> The challenge here is that it’s not enough to simply compare tire widths
> if the tires aren’t also of the same make. A Compass EL, for example, is
> going to ride differently than anything with thicker sidewalls and flat
I personally like wider tires on 700c best. 44+ on 700c is preferred. For me
the whole perfect handling based on rim size to tire width does not register. I
like the feel of a large wheel and tire. I am also not sold on low trail geo
either. Especially for not for mixed terrain riding. It is to
The challenge here is that it’s not enough to simply compare tire widths if
the tires aren’t also of the same make. A Compass EL, for example, is going
to ride differently than anything with thicker sidewalls and flat
protection.
All things being equal (same bike with 650B and 700C wheels) if the
Dear Lum,
I assume you are thinking of converting a bike from 700c to 650b. I’ve
converted two bikes: a riv road and Romulus. I ride Fatty Rumpkins 650bx41 on
the Romulus. Handling feels more stable and the wider tires make for a more
comfortable ride. In terms of safety, I compensated for
If you have rid the same bike with 650bx42 as well as 700 x 35/32 please let me
know your thoughts on handling/comfort/safety. Thanks.
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