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25-05.-2007, 12:21 AM
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27" Tires
So I picked up an old Schwinn Super Sport the other day to use as a commuter. It has 27 inch tires on it and they are badly in need of replacement. So I was looking around and there is not a very good selection of 27 inch tires out there. My commute is partly on a gravel road, partly on a county highway, partly on a gravel MUP and partly on city streets. So I think i need a cyclocross-type tire, but with lower rolling resistance and higher flat protection. Any suggestions? Any resourses on where to find decent 27" tires? Any help would be very appreciated. Thanks
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25-05.-2007, 12:41 AM
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Location: Perth (Basso), West Australia
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Re: 27" Tires
There are loads of 27" tyres, from 1" to 1&1/2", I use Duro 27x1&1/4 on my steel Gordonson.
 http://www.durotire.com/products/in...eaction=Bicycle See link below for pix...
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25-05.-2007, 10:21 AM
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Re: 27" Tires
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