17mm rim 25 or 28mm Pro One

white91
white91 Posts: 431
edited August 2017 in Road buying advice
As above I've just bought some Reynolds Strike tubeless wheels. I am keen to take advantage of tubeless with a pair of pro ones. Would you go 25mm or 28mm?

Bike is a Aeroad with direct mount brakes, i weigh about 90kg, coming from 23mm tyres

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  • N0bodyOfTheGoat
    N0bodyOfTheGoat Posts: 6,063
    25mm will almost certainly be more aero, in terms of tyre shape meeting with wheel rims.

    You always have the option of 25mm front for some aero with a 28mm rear for comfort. And then in winter if this bike (and tryres) is still getting rides, switch the larger tyre to the front for more traction (albeit rear tyres wear quicker).
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  • sloppyschleckonds
    sloppyschleckonds Posts: 8,019
    My 2016 Aeroad won't take 28's
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  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    SloppySchleckonds wrote:
    My 2016 Aeroad won't take 28's

    That might settle that then! I was under the impression the Ultegra direct mount brakes would have clearance, does the seat tube catch?
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    Think I might go 25mm.
  • singleton
    singleton Posts: 2,523
    I've got 25mm pro-1 on Reynolds assault wheels and they've been very good so far.
  • white91
    white91 Posts: 431
    Singleton wrote:
    I've got 25mm pro-1 on Reynolds assault wheels and they've been very good so far.

    Would you say 28mm would be too big?

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