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  • 650b – Make your own
  • darkcyan
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    Is a maxis high roller effectivly a 650b

    gee
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    A 2.4 tyre is about a 27.2-3 I think. 650b is about 700mm diameter depending on the tyre.

    GB

    dreednya
    Full Member

    That would explain why when I used 2.4 Rubber Queens it felt like my bike had caterpillar tracks and just rolled over everything, no slipping, no going in the holes just amazing :). Shame the mud clearance was non-existant

    Paceman
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    A 2.4 tyre is about a 27.2-3 I think. 650b is about 700mm diameter depending on the tyre.

    …which is 693mm diameter so not far off 650b size with a 2.35 High Roller or similar if the above is correct.

    bedmaker
    Full Member

    does that mean my 29er with 2.4 tyres is a 30.5er?

    DaveyBoyWonder
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    2.4 Rubber Queens are epic!

    cynic-al
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    OP – yes, every size.

    It’s a con!

    huws
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    Is a maxis high roller effectivly a 650b

    Yes, if the highroller is a 2.5″ and the 650b rim has 1.5″ tyre they will be approximately the same size. If the 650b has a 2.5″ highroller then no.

    A 650b rim is almost exactly 1″ larger in diameter than a 26″ rim.

    float
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    2.4 Rubber Queens are epic!

    this

    gee
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    I can tell the difference between a 26″ 2.25 tyre and a 650b 2.25 tyre. Both Ralphs. There is a different feel to the bike. For the same size tyre, 650b will be about 1″ larger diameter.

    GB

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