I just got a new wheelset with 700c Mavic CXP22 rims and I'm very confused as to what size tires I should get. Also, if anyone has any insight if I should get foldable or normal tires that would be great too. Thank you in advance.
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Mavic's website shows that 19's thru 28's are suitable for that rim.
http://www.mavic.com/servlet/srt/mavic/road-prod_fiche?produitsid=83&lg=uk#If you want to fold them, get foldable.
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Originally posted by ad6mj
Mavic's website shows that 19's thru 28's are suitable for that rim.
http://www.mavic.com/servlet/srt/mavic/road-prod_fiche?produitsid=83&lg=uk#If you want to fold them, get foldable.
So the measurement for the tire could be 700x19, 700x20, 700x21, and so on up to 28? Just want to make sure I have this right.
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yeah, my tires are marked 700 x 25c, yet the LBS guy gave me a spare marked 700 x 19c and said it would be compatible. Is this right ? He said the 19c would expand to fit the tire.
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yeah, my tires are marked 700 x 25c, yet the LBS guy gave me a spare marked 700 x 19c and said it would be compatible. Is this right ? He said the 19c would expand to fit the tire.That's a fact. Tubes are made of rubber and if you ever inflated one outside the tire you can see they clearly can get really big before blowing out. There is only a minor difference in tubes (weight) so you gain a tiny little bit of advantage with a lighter tube. A 700 x 23/25c would be just a bit thicker tube, which might make the difference between the thorn or nail giving you a flat or not.
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