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  1. My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to have
    difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to compare
    it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same size. I am
    also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is apprecaited.

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  2. I just bought a set of 700x35 Panaracer Pasela's from Nashbar. I don't think its an uncommon size,
    just not popular with bicycle manufacturer marketing types, becuse they're 'fat' and 'heavy' (the
    tires, that is). They're great for touring and all-round use.

    Kyle

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    My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to have
    difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to
    compare it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same
    size. I am also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is
    apprecaited.

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  3. TekBuf said:

    My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to have
    difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to
    compare it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same
    size. I am also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is
    apprecaited.

    I believe they could also be called 622-35 or even 587-35 maybe. 622 equals 700C and 587 equals 700D

    sheldonbrown.comtire sizing.html Better check with Sheldon 😉

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  4. [email hidden] (TekBuf) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to have
    difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to
    compare it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same
    size. I am also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is
    apprecaited.

    700x35 (or 35-622) are available and can be found here:

    rivbike.com10011.html

    or here:

    sheldonbrown.com622.html

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  5. "TekBuf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to have
    difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to
    compare it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same
    size. I am also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is
    apprecaited.

    My vote is for the Avocet Fasgrip's. Wire bead and no kevlar - they're inexpensive.

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  6. Quoted message said:
    TekBuf said:

    My bicycle came wih Bontrager 700 x 35c tires. Is the width an odd size tire width? I seem to
    have difficulty locating this tire size (including from Bontrager). Even though I have little to
    compare it to, I really like the comfort of the ride. I am consdering replacing with the same
    size. I am also considering a cyclocross tire of the same size but can't locate any. Any info is
    apprecaited.

    Anything from 28c to 37c should be fine. That's just the width in mm, sounds like your bike is a
    hybrid or touring bike, they generally come with wider tires.
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  7. "Robin Hubert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    My vote is for the Avocet Fasgrip's. Wire bead and no kevlar - they're inexpensive.

    Not any more.

  8. I was up in them thar hills practicing for the death ride and it felt very nice to have a fat avocet
    32 on the front. In tht thin air you drop like a stone on the long downhills, and the thought of
    pizza-ing out far from town is no fun. My continental ultra-gatorskin 28 on the back felt hard,
    narrow and slow compared to the nice fat 32. Now I want to try 35s!

    One thing people don't mention is fat tires seem to be less flat-prone, am I right? A flat much more
    than negates any speed advantage of smaller tires except in a time trial, unless you've got support
    vehicles waiting.

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