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What bike tires do you have on your bike? 🚴♀️
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1:20 seconds in approximately is why I like this content. Thank you for the unbiased feedback
Theres a 4th- solid tyres
I have a 2011 Trek road bike that I would like to keep using, but would like to fit some new, more comfortable, slightly more puncture resistant and wider tires on the 15mm rims. But I can not find anything on how wide a tire I can take. In terms of clearance, I believe a 30 or 32 would fit, but not sure about about the combination with the very narrow 15mm rim. Any thoughts or suggestions?
(Thinking of buying some relatively puncture resistance tires that also work better in worse weather for my commutes like Pirelli P Zero Race TLR 4S or Specialized s-works turbo 2bliss ready t2/t5)