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Scott CR1 SL(Westy) - 28mm tyres

mrbrightsidemrbrightside Posts: 214
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Does anyone know if the Scott CR1 SL can take 28mm tyres, on Fulcrum 3 wheels...

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  • me-109me-109 Posts: 1,915
    Can't see it. Tight enough with 25s on Fulcrum 6s.
  • itboffinitboffin Posts: 20,050
    i'd say no but you'd need to state which brand of tyre as they vary hugely in real world widths
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  • mrbrightsidemrbrightside Posts: 214
    itboffin said:

    i'd say no but you'd need to state which brand of tyre as they vary hugely in real world widths

    Was probably going to with the Pro4 Service Course again
  • daniel_bdaniel_b Posts: 11,432
    edited January 2021
    @mrbrightside

    I'd be hugely surprised - assuming this is the venerable 2012 model, which I surmise is there the Westy bit comes in?

    I cautiously run 25mm GP5000s on mine, and they measure up small, 24mm with callipers (On Mavic Ksyrium wheels), and there is a touch of clearance at the rear.
    I also put some protective frame tape around where it would hit the frame should the fairy visit, or the wheel not seat squarely in the dropouts - not an issue mine has had fortunately.

    If you are in a position to buy one to try, you can always shunt it to the front should it not fit - I used to run 25mm GP4000 on the front, and a 23mm on the rear.
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