I'll second what Justin said, nice 650 x 42B ride great as road tires.
my 650 bike with 42s vs my lean road bike that carries nothing, both complete
the same rides within a bathroom stop of each other.
Plus, when you see that dirt road, you can just dive right onto it with your
42s.
Ray
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Yeah. Point taken.
It was, in my head, an economical "oh I could just use my pretty good road
wheel set and then I would only have to buy a heavy duty 650b set and that is
only x amount of $$$ blah blah"
You guys are right though.
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I agree that adjusting brake height seems a lot of trouble, more than you
would be willing to do on a casual basis. Think about the fiddling you do
now just changing pads once you've got the brakes dialed in.
Assuming say 42 mm for off road & 30 mm on road, you're looking at a
theoretical
