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Tire/tube fit ques. 700c?

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  1. Hi, Big Wheel Folks: I've just got a new TE EX (love it!), but I've got a question re. tire/tube
    fit. I've got two tires Ritchey Tom Slick: 700/30 and a Schwalbe Marathon 700/35. I've got a
    25-32 tube for the Slick and a 32-38 for the Marathon. Can I just mix and match with these tubes?
    If not, I'll have to buy a few more and make sure to carry the RIGHT ones depending on which tire
    I'm running.

    Thanks for any advice/info.

    Scott

    Riding a Tricked TE in the mountains of Sourthern California!

  2. Scott: yes you can mix & match those two sizes. Thank you Earl GRR,RANS V2 Ti Rush,Ti Pursuit

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi, Big Wheel Folks: I've just got a new TE EX (love it!), but I've got a question re. tire/tube
    fit. I've got two tires Ritchey Tom Slick: 700/30 and a Schwalbe Marathon 700/35. I've got a 25-32
    tube for the Slick and a 32-38 for the Marathon. Can I just mix and match with these tubes? If
    not, I'll have to buy a few more and make sure to carry the RIGHT ones depending on which tire I'm
    running.

    Thanks for any advice/info.

    Scott

    Riding a Tricked TE in the mountains of Sourthern California!

    Fiddlesticks- SoCal doesn't have mountains- Oregon and Washington have mountains! :-)

    Anyway, you should be OK mixing and matching your tubes & tires. Be careful using the larger tube
    with the smaller tire- this combination makes it very easy to catch the tube between the tire and
    rim, causing blowouts (ask me how I know).

    If you're wanting to buy a stock of tubes, buy the smaller size. Tubes stretch.

    Jeff

  4. The 25-32 works fine with both tires. John

  5. Scott said:


    Hi, Big Wheel Folks:...

    I thought a Big Wheel was a FWD/FWS/moving BB delta trike with non-pneumatic polymer wheels intended
    for young hominids.

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

  6. Tom Sherman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Scott said:


    Hi, Big Wheel Folks:...

    I thought a Big Wheel was a FWD/FWS/moving BB delta trike with non-pneumatic polymer wheels
    intended for young hominids.

    Tom Sherman - Planet Earth

    Hi, Tom: Smart ass! 🙂 To everyone else: Thank you!

    Scott

  7. Jeff Wills said:

    If you're wanting to buy a stock of tubes, buy the smaller size. Tubes stretch.

    The smaller tubes would be lighter, and maybe less prone to 'pinch' flats, but I've found that the
    more they have to stretch the more they leak. When using 'oversize' tubes I find that I can go weeks
    without having to air-up, even at 100+psi.

    mike

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