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Road (race geometry) rim brake frames that are wide enough for 28mm tire clearance.

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Old 10-29-18, 03:09 PM
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Road (race geometry) rim brake frames that are wide enough for 28mm tire clearance.

I just bought a set of U shaped carbon rims. with Continental 4000S II 25mm, the tire width when inflated is about 28.5mm. Consequently, the rear wheel does not fit on my SuperSix Evo. With Xmas coming up, I am looking for another frameset.

Anyone with similar experience? What about the Madone or Tarmac; Will it take 28mm width?

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Ah, the Cannondale super-six. Notoriously narrow stays. My Cervelo R5 has room for a 28 on a set of Enve wheels and they are wide. I'm not sure on the Trek or Specialized. My son has a 2014 model Super Six and the Conti 25 with the older Zipp barely fits. I would guess that most newer frame sets have wider stays now that the 25 and 28mm tires are the norm.
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Thanks, I will check it out.
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Originally Posted by ddub
Ah, the Cannondale super-six. Notoriously narrow stays. My Cervelo R5 has room for a 28 on a set of Enve wheels and they are wide. I'm not sure on the Trek or Specialized. My son has a 2014 model Super Six and the Conti 25 with the older Zipp barely fits. I would guess that most newer frame sets have wider stays now that the 25 and 28mm tires are the norm.
Thanks DDUB.

I didn't think about the R5 because the 2017 S3 could not take Continental 25mm on Enve wheels.
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My 2017 R3 had rubbing in the back with a 700x28 Schwalbe Pro One-- then I calipered it and it mounted to 31.2mm. So it would fit a 28. I double checked, and my 700x25 Gavias mount to 27.2mm. Lots of room.
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Originally Posted by DrIsotope
My 2017 R3 had rubbing in the back with a 700x28 Schwalbe Pro One-- then I calipered it and it mounted to 31.2mm. So it would fit a 28. I double checked, and my 700x25 Gavias mount to 27.2mm. Lots of room.
Weird. My 28mm Schwalbe pro one tires mount up at exactly 28mm on an ultegra WH6800 wheelset.

And they fit on my Pinarello Gan S just fine too, OP.
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I shelved my Ultegras in June. I'm on 20mm internal Kinlins. Much nicer ride.
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I like carbon rims very much!
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Obg

I have 28mm tires on my 25 year old Bridgestone RB1,
though on the rim they're 25mm.
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Originally Posted by DrIsotope
My 2017 R3 had rubbing in the back with a 700x28 Schwalbe Pro One-- then I calipered it and it mounted to 31.2mm. So it would fit a 28. I double checked, and my 700x25 Gavias mount to 27.2mm. Lots of room.
Thank you. I will definitely look into 2017 R3.
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