My 1998 TREK 520 is going to need some new tires before next tour.I checked
to see what was on there right now and danged if it doesn't say 28 1/38. Is
this a current tire size? I started out with Conti TT 38's but had to buy
new tires a couple of times out on the road. I think these were put on in
Clear Lake Texas. OH well. I don't now they were still using 28's. Hmmm
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is this a weird tire size??
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Quoted message said:
My 1998 TREK 520 is going to need some new tires before next tour.I
checked
to see what was on there right now and danged if it doesn't say 28 1/38.
Is
this a current tire size? I started out with Conti TT 38's but had to buy
new tires a couple of times out on the road. I think these were put on in
Clear Lake Texas. OH well. I don't now they were still using 28's. HmmmMost likely it's a 700 by something-or-other. The Trek 520 models hasn't had
27 inch wheels in many years... any 700c tire of 28c or larger should work
just fine.--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
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Mike Jacoubowsky said:
Quoted message said:
My 1998 TREK 520 is going to need some new tires before next tour.I
checked
to see what was on there right now and danged if it doesn't say 28 1/38.
Is
this a current tire size? I started out with Conti TT 38's but had to buy
new tires a couple of times out on the road. I think these were put on in
Clear Lake Texas. OH well. I don't now they were still using 28's. HmmmMost likely it's a 700 by something-or-other. The Trek 520 models hasn't had
27 inch wheels in many years... any 700c tire of 28c or larger should work
just fine.--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.comI'll bet you the farm it's a 700c tire.
Sometimes 700c are referred to as 28 inch in Europe, and more confusingly,
old roadsters like the rod brake Raleighs and most of the bikes of China,
India, etc, use a tire that's also referred to as a 28", but isn't a 700c.
My old japanese three speed has 26 inch tires, but they aren't the same as
MTB 26 inch or old Schwinn 26". Makes one want to scream. LOL
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