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I'm about to change the tyres on my bike and have some ideas on which tyre to put on. I've got Maxxis Detonators 700 x 28c, the original tyres when I bought my Giant CRX3. I was thinking to put on 700 x 25 or 23c tyres. Which would be better 25c or 23c? Would it make a difference? Thanks for your ideas. Sam |
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Good point George. Have a look at Sheldon Brown Also what benifit were you expecting from going to a narrower tyre? |
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Thanks for the advise, I was thinking about the 25mm would be better fit on the bike. I was a bit confused because the bike shop said I could put 23mm on the bike (I didn't think it would fit!!) - now I wonder if they know what they are talking about. My old tyres are starting to wear and I need something with better puncture resistance around here, so I'm not getting the Maxxis again. Thanks for your sensible advise. Sam |
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I already have the 100% flat free goop in my tubes already which does such a sweet job for the thousands of catheads we get in this area. I was a pure misery before that stuff! Now I can ride with confidence, not a flat yet and it's been 6mths. Thanks again for your help. Sam |
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