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  • 27.5 V 29 hmmmm…
  • Hob-Nob
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    Different volume tyres in different size shocker?

    Posted 10 years ago
    andypaul99
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    Well if they are so similar we dont need 650b. There, solved.

    Posted 10 years ago
    khani
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    I’m missing something.. A fat tyre on a small wheel is nearly the same as a thin tyre on a big wheel? What about a fat tyre on a big wheel and a thin tyre on a small wheel? Or a fat tyre on both sized wheels, or a thin tyre on both wheels?
    Or both wheels with no tyres? Or both tyres with no wheels? Or no tyres and no wheels?
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    Posted 10 years ago
    kelvin
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    I struggle to see why the same argument (which is inherently flawed) is made again and again. Try putting the same tyre of the same width on a (more or less) identical rim and then make your point.

    I think the point is… that a change of tyres makes a difference. If you want to go bigger, it might be worth trying a bigger tyre before changing your whole bike.

    Posted 10 years ago
    crispyrice
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    Smaller wheels with bigger tyres are nearly as big as bigger wheels with smaller tyres shock!

    Posted 10 years ago
    kelvin
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    Smaller wheels with bigger tyres are nearly as big as bigger wheels with smaller tyres shock!

    No surprise at all, but some people need it pointing out to them.

    Posted 10 years ago
    schmiken
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    I think the point is… that a change of tyres makes a difference. If you want to go bigger, it might be worth trying a bigger tyre before changing your whole bike.

    But a 26*2.4 tyre feels and rolls nothing like a 27.5*2.1. The amount of cushioning, tyre squirm, etc all leads to a very different feel. Not to mention one is a lot wider for the same height!

    Posted 10 years ago
    jekkyl
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    Posted 10 years ago
    Chainline
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    My 29 HansDampf on a 25mm internal width rim is 30.5″..but as stated previously, no point unless comparing apples with apples, and I’m sure they are all fun on a swoopy dusty trail in the forest on a warm sunny evening 🙂

    Posted 10 years ago
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