This doesn't help you with used, but Riv does sell Continental basketball
tires in 32mm
(https://www.rivbike.com/collections/tires/products/tire-650b-x-2-continental-basketball?variant=3669081161741),
which are available. Amazon sells Nifty Swifty tires, which are slightly
wider
Thanks. It's not a great frame anyways, some sort of pink 80s triathlon
frame, lugged but a unicrown fork. I should just set an ebay search for a
bleriot or San Marcos or nordavinden and be patient.
On Sat, Mar 24, 2018, 12:51 PM Dave Johnston wrote:
> Well conversions are
Well conversions are great when you can go from < 700x28 with no chance for
fenders to >650b x 33 with fenders. If you are still stuck with 28mm that
is going to lower the bottom bracket alot and the ability to run fenders
might not be worth the effort. I'm not sure I would even bother with a
Yeah, I'm realizing this conversation project may go nowhere.
On Sat, Mar 24, 2018, 11:37 AM Dave Johnston wrote:
> That size is gonna be tough. Riv had some at 33.333mm that were pretty
> close to 33mm actual. I think Michelin had the Megamium and Hutchinson
> “Confrérie des
The Schwalbe search engine comes up with:
G-One Speed, 30-584
https://www.schwalbetires.com/node/3026
My experience is Schwalbe is sometimes undersized so I would guess this is
more like a 28mm.
So given that, the so called 35mm Kojak may or may not work:
Kojak, 35-584
That size is gonna be tough. Riv had some at 33.333mm that were pretty
close to 33mm actual. I think Michelin had the Megamium and Hutchinson
“Confrérie des 650” tire was about 32m. These were hard to find even years
ago.
Good Luck!
On Friday, March 23, 2018 at 3:41:00 PM UTC-4, KyleBH
might have a mm of clearance. thanks for looking, but looks like I need 32s or
smaller.
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Can you fit 35mm?
-Dave J
Virginia
On Friday, March 23, 2018 at 3:41:00 PM UTC-4, KyleBH wrote:
>
> Assembling a bike from parts, 650B conversion, need some 28-32 650B
> tires. You know those ones you took off your bike because they were worn
> or old but didn't have the heart to throw out?