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28" sem tyre size

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  1. I've just acquired a 28" Sem. Anyone know what the biggest tyre (US:
    tire) is that I can fit on it? It has a 28" (622) rim and a 28" Sem XL
    frame.

    Cheers
    Nick

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  2. I have a Semcycle 28/29 that I got from Unicycle.com and it came with a
    29" Big Apple tire. There seems to be plenty of room in the frame for
    it.

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  3. Cheers ET2. Is that the 2.00 or the 2.35 big apple? I measured the
    frame and it is 2" wide so I think the 2.00 might squeeze in (does
    anyone know how wide these tyres actually measure up?).

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  4. nickjb said:

    (does
    anyone know how wide these tyres actually measure up?).

    My Big Apple 2.35 actually is 59.1 mm wide, that converts to 2.33". It
    is on a fairly narrow rim (inside width 22 mm) and at a lowish
    pressure, so it seems safe to say that the nominal width is not
    exaggerated.

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