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Original postGlenn Spray
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Hello all ,
can anyone help me with a problem I'm having at the moment
I am returning to racer cycling after a long lay off and need a new set of
tubes and tyres for my family heirloom racer .
The problem is I cannot seem to obtain new tyres for the bike can anyone
help
the tyre size is 700x250 with the code 25-622 also on the tyres .
What are the new equivalents and what tubes would I need ? I believe there
are iso numbers or something ?
I have looked at the web but to no avail . please can you advise me of a
good web site for other info , I.e bike maintenance etc
Thanks in advance for any help or advice .
Glenn
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Nigel Cliffe
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Glenn Spray said:Hello all ,
can anyone help me with a problem I'm having at the moment
I am returning to racer cycling after a long lay off and need a new
set of tubes and tyres for my family heirloom racer .
The problem is I cannot seem to obtain new tyres for the bike can
anyone help
the tyre size is 700x250 with the code 25-622 also on the tyres .
What are the new equivalents and what tubes would I need ? I believe
there are iso numbers or something ?
700x25 is the direct replacement for what you have on the bike. Still a very
very common size.
( The ISO for your tyre is 622mm with a 25mm wide tyre, also on your old
ones. ISO sizes are not commonly used by bicycle shops in my experience ).
You may find 700x28 (or even 700x32) more comfortable *if* there is enough
clearance for them.
See Sheldon Brown for fuller details:
http://sheldonbrown.com/tyre-sizing.html
- Nigel
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Nigel Cliffe,
Webmaster at http://www.2mm.org.uk/
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#3
Glenn Spray said:Hello all ,
can anyone help me with a problem I'm having at the moment
I am returning to racer cycling after a long lay off and need a new
set of tubes and tyres for my family heirloom racer .
The problem is I cannot seem to obtain new tyres for the bike can
anyone help
the tyre size is 700x250 with the code 25-622 also on the tyres.
That should be 700x25. The "25" is 25mm high/wide.
Quoted message said:What are the new equivalents and what tubes would I need ?
700 aka 700C is still the standard for road bikes so you'll have no
problem finding suitable tyres and tubes.
Quoted message said:I believe there are iso numbers or something ?
That's the "25-622".
Quoted message said:I have looked at the web but to no avail . please can you advise me
of a good web site for other info , I.e bike maintenance etc
www.sheldonbrown.com - full info on tyre sizes and everything else!
Warning, it's a massive site and very hard to stop reading once you start.
~PB
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#4
THX EVERYONE FOR YOUR SPEEDY RESPONSES
MUST BE THE SHOPS AROUND HERE
GLENN
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Quoted message said:Glenn Spray said:Hello all ,
can anyone help me with a problem I'm having at the moment
I am returning to racer cycling after a long lay off and need a new
set of tubes and tyres for my family heirloom racer .
The problem is I cannot seem to obtain new tyres for the bike can
anyone help
the tyre size is 700x250 with the code 25-622 also on the tyres.
That should be 700x25. The "25" is 25mm high/wide.
Quoted message said:What are the new equivalents and what tubes would I need ?
700 aka 700C is still the standard for road bikes so you'll have no
problem finding suitable tyres and tubes.
Quoted message said:I believe there are iso numbers or something ?
That's the "25-622".
Quoted message said:I have looked at the web but to no avail . please can you advise me
of a good web site for other info , I.e bike maintenance etc
www.sheldonbrown.com - full info on tyre sizes and everything else!
Warning, it's a massive site and very hard to stop reading once you start.
~PB
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