I'm trying to put the narrowest tire on my current mountain bike rims. I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow?
I'm trying to put the narrowest tire on my current mountain bike rims. I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow?
By road bike standards, assuming the 26x1.0 tire has a 25mm width, the 19mm could be a bit wide, but I think you won't have a problem.
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I'm trying to put the narrowest tire on my current mountain bike rims. I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow?
I'm trying to put the narrowest tire on my current mountain bike rims. I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow?
By road bike standards, assuming the 26x1.0 tire has a 25mm width, the 19mm could be a bit wide, but I think you won't have a problem.
ISO size specification uses the distance across the _insides_ of the rim edges to determine width. 559x19 is almost certainly more than an inch across.
However, the 26x1 tire is almost certainly _less_ than an inch across, like most 25mm nominal size tires.
Used together, the ride will be harsh and the rim at risk of damage from bottoming out. Better to use on of the many fine tires in the 26x1.25/1.3 category.
jpaul-<< I'm trying to put the narrowest tire on my current mountain bike rims. I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow? >><BR><BR>
They will work. We have some Conti-26 inch but 23mm...
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Actual sizes may vary: Pasela 1.25=29mm Tom slick1.0=26mm Conti1.0=23+ all measured on bontrager mustang (22) o.d. rim My pick is the 240gm pasela, kicks roadie butt. Tom
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I know 26x1.25 will fit, but I'd like to use 26x1. The size stated on one of my rims is 559x17. My other rim is slightly larger, maybe 559x19. Will the 26x1 fit, or will it be too narrow? >><BR><BR>
They will work. We have some Conti-26 inch but 23mm...
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.....hmmm, might be able to get away with the Schwalbe Stelvio 25-559 (26x1) 115 PSI. Nice tire.
I have those on a Birdy folding bike with 18" wheels, and they are a *huge* improvement over the standard Birdy tire. Spendy, but they seem to roll very well. I have no idea if these are carbon rubber or silica rubber, nor how they do in the rain.