Hello,
May be a stupid question...
I retired my road bike and bought a MTB recently.
Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
Any thoughts much appreciated! (I am riding a standard Giant Yukon 2004)
Cheers,
Tim
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Hello,
May be a stupid question...
I retired my road bike and bought a MTB recently.
Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
Any thoughts much appreciated! (I am riding a standard Giant Yukon 2004)
Cheers,
Tim
No, they are different in size (most likely). What you can do is buy slick tires designed to
fit an MTB.
Andres
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(AndresMuro) said:No, they are different in size (most likely). What you can do is buy slick tires designed to
fit an MTB.Andres
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Or, if you're lucky with the brake boss placement, you may have enough adjustment to get V-brakes to
hit 700C rims, which gives plenty of choice of road tyre for your MTB
Kinky Cowboy
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Quoted message said:Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
No, but you can get slick 26x1 Continental Grand Prix MTB tyres which will do the trick - they are
also very fast !
-R
Tim Jones said:Hello,
May be a stupid question...
I retired my road bike and bought a MTB recently.
Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
No, but try Vredestein S-Licks if you can get them. They're rather good.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
No, but you can get slick 26x1 Continental Grand Prix MTB tyres which will do the trick - they are
also very fast !-R
I put on a set of 26 x 1.5" slicks on my full suspension MTB and enjoyed them tremendously. Pumped
up to 80 psi they rolled nicely while the suspension soaked up rough pavement. A 50 mile ride
consisting of 1/3 washboardy gravel road and 2/3 smooth pavement was quite easy.
Jeff
I have a pair of Hutchinson Top Slick Golds 1.2".. They are very well made, and even come in a 1"
version, but I didn't know if that would work properly on my MTB rims. They are under $10US each
at nashbar..
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Quoted message said:Hello,
May be a stupid question...
I retired my road bike and bought a MTB recently.
Led me to the thought, can I use the Continental road tires with the MTB rims?
Any thoughts much appreciated! (I am riding a standard Giant Yukon 2004)
Cheers,
Tim
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