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Putting wider tires on my Bike.

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  1. Hi all, I know most of you have seen me here the last few days. I got
    the Raleigh Sprite.. great condition. I was wondering though, it has
    the traditional thin 10 speed tires from way back then. I was curious
    if it was at all possible to get slightly wider slick tires for it or
    if I am constrained in any way.

    Thanks,

    Jeremy

  2. modmans2ndcoming said:

    Hi all, I know most of you have seen me here the last few days. I got
    the Raleigh Sprite.. great condition. I was wondering though, it has
    the traditional thin 10 speed tires from way back then. I was curious
    if it was at all possible to get slightly wider slick tires for it or
    if I am constrained in any way.

    Thanks,

    Jeremy

    Not a difficult thing to do:
    1) Put some tire size on it.
    2) Check clearance.
    3) Get larger tire based on number from step 2.

  3. modmans2ndcoming said:

    Hi all, I know most of you have seen me here the last few days. I got
    the Raleigh Sprite.. great condition. I was wondering though, it has
    the traditional thin 10 speed tires from way back then. I was curious
    if it was at all possible to get slightly wider slick tires for it or
    if I am constrained in any way.

    27", no? You're constrained by availability. 27 x 1 3/8" is as big
    as you're likely to find. It's also one of the most common sizes
    around here, with 27 x 1 1/4" being easily obtained as well.
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