I'm currently using a 20x1.5 (406 / 37) tyre on the front of my recumbent.
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I've now found a hole in it and think replacement is appropriate.
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A couple of questions....
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Is there any reason I should or should not use a 20x1.75?
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Is there any advantage to either size?
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Thanks for your help
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Matt
If you have the space on the fork, then go to a 20X2.00 Schwalbe Big Apple, they roll well, are comfy, pretty puncture resistant and very resiliant to pinch flats.
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On 01/06/2007 16:54:53 'Matt said:
I'm currently using a 20x1.5 (406 / 37) tyre on the front of my recumbent.
Quoted message said:
I've now found a hole in it and think replacement is appropriate.
Quoted message said:
A couple of questions....
Quoted message said:
Is there any reason I should or should not use a 20x1.75?
Quoted message said:
Is there any advantage to either size?
Quoted message said:
Thanks for your help
Quoted message said:
Matt
If you have the space on the fork, then go to a 20X2.00 Schwalbe Big Apple, they roll well, are comfy, pretty puncture resistant and very resiliant to pinch flats.