road / gravel tyre widths
Discussion
Probably a stupid question, so apologies in advance!
My gravel bike came with 40mm tyres, but I am doing 90% road riding with only the occasional venture onto paths and tracks.When the time comes I am thinking of replcaing the tyres with something a little more road focussed, but not a full road tyre. I am looking at either the schwable g-one all round 35mm or g-one speed 30mm.
My wheels have an inner width of 22mm, will I have any issues reducing the tyre width as far as 30mm?
Thanks in advance!
My gravel bike came with 40mm tyres, but I am doing 90% road riding with only the occasional venture onto paths and tracks.When the time comes I am thinking of replcaing the tyres with something a little more road focussed, but not a full road tyre. I am looking at either the schwable g-one all round 35mm or g-one speed 30mm.
My wheels have an inner width of 22mm, will I have any issues reducing the tyre width as far as 30mm?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the replies. I won’t be changing the wheels any time soon. I assume that the frame can take 700c, although as canyon spec 650b I guess it’s possible that they don’t!
I’ll go for the 35mm schwable g-one all rounds then. I was thinking 30mm would feel rather hard after getting used to 40mm plushness!
Interesting I see I lot of recommendations for pressures as low as 40 (or even less) online, but my current tyres state 50-75 psi as the correct range.
On a side note Ian, do we know each other in the real world (you referred to me by name) or was that a guess from my username
I’ll go for the 35mm schwable g-one all rounds then. I was thinking 30mm would feel rather hard after getting used to 40mm plushness!
Interesting I see I lot of recommendations for pressures as low as 40 (or even less) online, but my current tyres state 50-75 psi as the correct range.
On a side note Ian, do we know each other in the real world (you referred to me by name) or was that a guess from my username
Edited by jimmy156 on Sunday 25th October 17:04
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