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Do they still make s k i n n y cyclocross tires.
They must be tubular.
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...31980ef5ab.jpg I have a Miyata fixed gear conversion that I would like to ride on gravel and the bike doesn't have very big tire clearance. I would l something that is less than 30c. |
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Originally Posted by Barrettscv
(Post 22618168)
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N o o o ! !
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I have some 30mm Conti's CX tires on my Roubaix, and they work ok most everything except deep sand (or even not-so-deep sand... LOL!)
Ride On Yuri EDIT: My Mistake... they are Schwalbe CX Comp https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...46579e4421.jpg Schwalbe CX Comp - 30 mm They're 30 mm, but measure to 28mm on these wheels - 17mm internal width |
Originally Posted by cyclezen
(Post 22618288)
I have some 30mm Conti's CX tires on my Roubaix, and they work ok most everything except deep sand (or even not-so-deep sand... LOL!)
Ride On Yuri EDIT: My Mistake... they are Schwalbe CX Comp https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...46579e4421.jpg Schwalbe CX Comp - 30 mm They're 30 mm, but measure to 28mm on these wheels - 17mm internal width |
Originally Posted by grant40
(Post 22618326)
tubular?
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Originally Posted by cyclezen
(Post 22618351)
no :(
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My bike
Here is my bike if this helps. It is a Miyata touring bike from the early 80s.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...52499e9b0b.jpg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...5c770652cd.jpg |
Originally Posted by grant40
(Post 22618103)
They must be tubular.
I would l something that is less than 30c. If your riding doesn't require knobs, there are plenty of road tubulars that will fit your bike. |
Years ago I found some 28 mm Kendas in order to do a similar project, but I just looked on Kenda’s website and it looks like 33 is the smallest they make now.
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FMB makes CX tires in the size you want
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Challenge has a couple of tubular options at 30mm.
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It's a little strange to me that a Miyata touring bike will only fit 30mm tires. It probably would fit something wider in 650b. I don't think I would let the existence of some tubular wheels dissuade me from a more mainstream choice.
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
(Post 22619719)
It's a little strange to me that a Miyata touring bike will only fit 30mm tires. It probably would fit something wider in 650b. I don't think I would let the existence of some tubular wheels dissuade me from a more mainstream choice.
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Originally Posted by unterhausen
(Post 22619719)
It's a little strange to me that a Miyata touring bike will only fit 30mm tires. It probably would fit something wider in 650b. I don't think I would let the existence of some tubular wheels dissuade me from a more mainstream choice.
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Originally Posted by HTupolev
(Post 22618518)
If you're specifically looking for knobbies, there really aren't a lot of options. CX tubulars are a pretty niche market, and 33mm is the norm. You might look at FMB: some of their CX knobbies are available as narrow as 28mm, although it might require contacting them as a special order.
If your riding doesn't require knobs, there are plenty of road tubulars that will fit your bike. https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...603cf345e.jpeg |
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