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  1. 1. How do I know which tires will fit on my rim. I have a 20in. rim
    that came with my Sun uni, but I want to put a 2.5in. wide trials tire
    on it. Will this work?

    2. Will my wheelset fit on any frame( a Yuni frame to be exact)?

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  2. The frame will fit up to 2-1/4 (2.25) inch tire. And that wheelset will
    work on a uni frame.

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  3. Yuni Not uni, Sorry

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  4. would the rim take a 1.5 tire though? I am trying to decide whether to
    buy (this summer) a Yuni frame and a new saddle, then taking all my sun
    stuff and putting it on the frame. or just buying the Nimbus $169
    trials uni.

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  5. concretewave said:

    *would the rim take a 1.5 tire though. *


    Yes I don’t see why not. _But_

    concretewave wrote:I am trying to decide whether to

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    buy (this summer) a Yuni frame and a new saddle, then taking all my
    sun stuff and putting it on the frame. or just buying the Nimbus $169
    trials uni.

    I would just buy the Nimbus because the wheel set/cranks/pedals are
    better and its better to have 2 unis that 1 (and a useless frame lying
    around)

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  6. You can't use a trials tyre like on the nimbus trials uni on a normal
    20" rim, so no. 20" triasl unis have 19" rims to fit the bigger tyre
    without being much bigger.
    Plus I get the impression the sun rim isn't that great, so for trials
    you'd want a better rim, like the alex dx32 on the nimbus trials. You
    can put a bigger tyre on, but not a normal triasl tyre.

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