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Old 06-04-09, 02:42 PM
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The ETRTO number from the side of the tires (example 700x23 is an ETRTO 23-622) will tell you what you need. Use this number if you really want to nail down a proper size. Oddly enough, 27 doesn't always equal 27. But a 622 is always a 622 (which some folks call a 28 and others call it a 29er). The ETRTO number will always be in the format xx-xxx.
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