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jkim824 06-01-09 11:00 AM

bianchi san jose tires
 
hello everyone

So I just purchased a used bianchi san jose and don't like the tires because I mainly ride on the road. I was wondering if i could just put some slicks on the stock rim. I am sorry for such a newbie question but I hope I can receive a quick and courteous response from the community. If it is possible can someone lead me to where I can purchase some fairly cheap tires that will fit.

Thank You

HandsomeRyan 06-01-09 12:05 PM

Yes. Anything marked 700c x 23 or larger should fit.

crushkilldstroy 06-01-09 12:19 PM

**** a 700x23. Go bigger than that, especially on that frame. I'd get some bomber 700x32's and pump em up.

lonesomesteve 06-01-09 12:47 PM

I love my Panaracer Paselas. I run the 700x28c size. That size would be great on that bike and they are pretty inexpensive.

centuryman 06-01-09 03:10 PM

Check the rims. My San Jose came with non-hooked bead rims. High pressure, high quality road tires will not remain seated on non-hooked bead rims.l

Cynikal 06-01-09 03:22 PM

They still sell non-hooked rims?

jkim824 06-01-09 10:16 PM

How would I know if they are non-hooked? sorry I am newb.

crushkilldstroy 06-01-09 10:18 PM


Originally Posted by Cynikal (Post 9022486)
They still sell non-hooked rims?

Weight savings.

fuzz2050 06-02-09 09:41 AM

I didn't think non hooked rims were made in the past few decades.

Pics or it didn't happen

lwkwafi 06-02-09 10:28 AM

If the San Jose in within the last three years, it is the same wheelset as the Pista, so the Alex rims are more likely than not hooked.


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