Road Bike Tyre Size
PutihBike
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Hello,
I have a Nexus road bike that I bought last month.
I want to ask what exactly my road bike tyre size code mean.
"700 x 22/23C"
Is my bike tyre using the 700 x 22C OR 700 x 23C OR can use either or...
Thank You.
I have a Nexus road bike that I bought last month.
I want to ask what exactly my road bike tyre size code mean.
"700 x 22/23C"
Is my bike tyre using the 700 x 22C OR 700 x 23C OR can use either or...
Thank You.
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Is that's what's written on your sidewalls? I assume that just means it's between the two - you can assume it's 700x23c. But just because that's what's fitted now doesn't mean you have to stick to that size, you could probably go up to 700x25c.0
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23 is the width of the tyre in mm's. My 23 ultremo zx tyres actually measure 24mm. It's all a bit general. As above you probably have enough room in the frame to take 25mm if you want a slightly more comfortable ride/more tyre surface on the road.my isetta is a 300cc bike0
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This is the Whole code that written on my both bikes tyre.
700 X 22/23C (22-622/23-622)
K-153-006
Tyre brand - Kenada
So what is this mean??0 -
622 is the Bead Set Diameter, all explained here http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.htmlWyndyMilla Massive Attack | Rourke 953 | Condor Italia 531 Pro | Boardman CX Pro | DT Swiss RR440 Tubeless Wheels
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PutihBike wrote:This is the Whole code that written on my both bikes tyre.
700 X 22/23C (22-622/23-622)
K-153-006
Tyre brand - Kenada
So what is this mean??
Just means that you have 700x23 tyres currently fitted. You can fit narrower (although that wouldn't be a good plan) or wider tyres on the same rim.0 -
The trend is towards wider tyres, 700C x 25mm, so if you have the fork and frame clearances fit some 25mm Kevlar folding bead tyres of a better quality/higher TPI (Threads Per Inch) count as they will improve the ride quality of your bike.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/michelin-pro4-s ... -road-tyre0 -
Its actually very complicated about the science of bikes right.
Thank You all for explaining..now I know what tyre should I use for my bike.0