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Off road tyres for 700c rims?

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  1. Do they exist? If so can anybody point me in the right direction?

    Thanks SW

  2. Steve Watkin said:

    Do they exist? If so can anybody point me in the right direction?

    Yes they are called 'cyclo-cross' tyres!

    Michelin do 2 types a semi-slick and a knobbly, about £15 each.Various others available as well.
    See: paulmilnescycles.btinternet.co.ukcrossstuff.htm

    for more deatils.(Paul Milnes is a real good dealer as well)

    HTH Alan.

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    North Midlands.

  3. A Lee said:
    Steve Watkin said:

    Do they exist? If so can anybody point me in the right direction?

    Yes they are called 'cyclo-cross' tyres!

    aka '29 inch' mtb tires. bruce gordon sells rock 'n road 700x45 knobby, other co's have 700 tires
    w/very aggressive mtb tread, much wider than 'cross [700x32, 700x35 typ.] as well.

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    Quoted message said:

    Do they exist? If so can anybody point me in the right direction?

    Thanks SW

    I use Specialized Crossroads (700c x 38mm) on my hybrid/commuter (5yr old Marin Larkspur) they have
    a smooth centre ridge and knobbles so are a reasonable compromise between on + off road (and have
    kevlar lining so are relatively puncture resistant).

    I use them for commuting (9miles on road, 1mile off road) and light/medium off road trails, they do
    the job quite nicley as long as its not too muddy :-)

    Doug

  5. Can you get these in the UK?

    "Steve Palincsar" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    A Lee said:
    Steve Watkin said:

    Do they exist? If so can anybody point me in the right direction?

    Yes they are called 'cyclo-cross' tyres!

    aka '29 inch' mtb tires. bruce gordon sells rock 'n road 700x45 knobby, other co's have 700 tires
    w/very aggressive mtb tread, much wider than 'cross [700x32, 700x35 typ.] as well.

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