Jollyride
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Great information everyone!
Hello, my name is Steve and I am a BIKEAHOLIC.
I am a new comer to the Cabe, this is my discovery from this year past with teens and 20s metal clinchers from the 28 inch category.
With all wooden rims aside, the all metal rim that Brant is referencing appears to be, a 630 ISO which will fit a 27 x 1 1/4 tire. 700C/622 tires are too tight, will not fit, the 635 ISO or 28x 1 1/2 tires are too large. I've tried 3 sets of the all metal ones here , no luck with 622s or 635s. The challenge with 27x 1/4 tires, there are very few choices available.
The Rubenas are quite nice however they appear to be available in 28 x 1 1/2 only.
With this stated, I am curious if there were all metal clad rims similar to Brant's post that may have been both 630 or 635.
Ordered some tires from Heinz at Velo Classic-de. , Some nice options, however not many 630s.choices available. Curious what ya'll might be using for your 28 riders. Any domestic 28 clincher tire resources will be highly appreciated. Shipping costs plus duty costs are through the roof now.
Thanks!
Steve
Hello, my name is Steve and I am a BIKEAHOLIC.
I am a new comer to the Cabe, this is my discovery from this year past with teens and 20s metal clinchers from the 28 inch category.
With all wooden rims aside, the all metal rim that Brant is referencing appears to be, a 630 ISO which will fit a 27 x 1 1/4 tire. 700C/622 tires are too tight, will not fit, the 635 ISO or 28x 1 1/2 tires are too large. I've tried 3 sets of the all metal ones here , no luck with 622s or 635s. The challenge with 27x 1/4 tires, there are very few choices available.
The Rubenas are quite nice however they appear to be available in 28 x 1 1/2 only.
With this stated, I am curious if there were all metal clad rims similar to Brant's post that may have been both 630 or 635.
Ordered some tires from Heinz at Velo Classic-de. , Some nice options, however not many 630s.choices available. Curious what ya'll might be using for your 28 riders. Any domestic 28 clincher tire resources will be highly appreciated. Shipping costs plus duty costs are through the roof now.
Thanks!
Steve