exact diameter of tires

Noooo!!!! it wont fit.

Mike

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of course it will fit...nobody makes a 19 inch tire except monty so just
get a 20x2.5

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'This' (http://www.ctc.org.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?TabID=3802) is a link
to a site that lists most cycle tyre (tire, my spelling 😉 ) sizes and
the compatibilities, as well as the correct size for (again) most of
the weird 😕 sizes the cycling industry has come up with. A 17
X 1 1/4 is bigger than an 18 X 1 1/8! And a 26 X 1 1/2 is bigger than
a 26 X 1.5! Thankfully there is a trend to standardizing - ask your
LBS to use ISO sizing and if they don't know what it is, printout the
chart and give it to them, they need it.

Sorry, a 20 X 2.5 isn't on the chart, I guess it's too weird.

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If you check out the 'tire chart '
(http://www.unicycle.uk.com/tyretable.html)on unicycle.com you will see
that the 20" trials tires fit on 396mm diameter rims whilst standard
20" tires fit on 406mm rims. This is why the the 20" trials rims are
sometimes referred to as 19" rims because they are smaller than
standard 20" rims, and trials tires are referred to as 19" tires
because they fit on these rims. Using the metric sizes of the tires is
often more reliable of checking what rim they will fit, but nobody but
the French uses metric.

jim

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