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Old 01-23-09, 12:57 PM
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Tire size for Mavic CXP22

I have a wheelset with CXP22 rims that I plan to use on my new Salsa Casseroll for a commuter/all'rounder bike. My question is how large of a tire can I use on these rims? The Mavic site suggests recommended tire widths of 19to 28mm. That said, would I be able to put 700x32 tires on these rims?? Thanks!!!
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Yes.
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Sheldon says: not recommended but probably okay.
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I used a pair of CXP22 rims on my Pug Single Speed. Ran everything from 23c racers to 32c CX knobbies, no problem.
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THanks all for the input - I'll be setting ups some 32s now!
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You shoudl be fine. I run my 35mm Nokian's on Mavic MA-3's. they are my winter set up, they have the exact rim width measurement as the cxp-22's. I have had no issues. I also have a set of cxp 22s they are my summer wheels. having the same width makes swaping sets easy.
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Originally Posted by modernjess
You shoudl be fine. I run my 35mm Nokian's on Mavic MA-3's. they are my winter set up, they have the exact rim width measurement as the cxp-22's. I have had no issues. I also have a set of cxp 22s they are my summer wheels. having the same width makes swaping sets easy.
Agreed: Currently running a set of 32c michelin transworld cities on my open pros.
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i run 35mm vittoria ranoneurs and Panaracer tservs on my weinmann sp17 rims that are the same width. it seems just fine. i read somewhere that the narrow rim with wide tires defeats the purpose somehow, but i don'tknow... it now rides softer over rough terrain.
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