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Cross Tires(7 posts)

Cross TiresDT
Jul 25, 2003 7:41 AM
Looking at trying out some cross tires on the Pista while I'm at the beach this weekend. Any suggestions tire gurus?

DT
Go big!Steve-O
Jul 25, 2003 8:22 AM
Not sure how big a tire your Pista can handle but I like these - 700x30c Kenda Cross Supremes. You can usually find them cheap on ebay. They are heavy but very aggressive tires. Kind of remind me of some of the Specialized tread designs.
Go big!DT
Jul 25, 2003 9:33 AM
Have to check how big I can go when I get home, it's a track bike and I know track bike geometry usually doesn't have a lot of space, but it's worth a shot. Thanks.

DT
Most CX specific tiresSteve-O
Jul 25, 2003 10:55 AM
Most CX specific tires run from 700x28c to 700x35c (with Ritchey and some others making +40c tires). Michelins tend to be a little wider then stated (ie - their Michelin Muds, a popular CX tire, are listed at 30c but actually fit more like a 35c tire).

Have fun! I hope you use some easier gearing if your going to take the Pista offroad!
Speaking of Cross tires...PROGRE-SS
Jul 25, 2003 10:59 AM
...does anyonw know if any companies make a cross tire in a 27" size? I've got an older Miele road bike that may take on singlespeed or fixed cross/road duty in the near future. The only 27" tires I could find are road only.

James
YepDT
Jul 25, 2003 11:26 AM
I only know of one cause I used it on my old road/cross bike that I turned into a fixie. I ran Tioga Bloodhounds and they worked pretty good, of course, since it's the only one I could try, I have nothing to compare it against. Made cornering a lot easier, that's for sure.

http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=TR7014

DT
Re: Speaking of Cross tires...SnowMonkey
Jul 25, 2003 5:47 PM
I have some slightly knobbie 27" Kendas on my Univega SS.
Not sure of the model name, but they handle good..
 


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