Tire sizes for a Serotta CSI bike
04-07-18, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by fresedan
Is it possible to put a 700x28 tire on a Serotta CSI bike
Max I can do on mine is 700x27 with the F1 carbon fork.
Vittoria Paves.
Fun CSI! by gomango1849, on Flickr
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I've never tried 28's, but I've got 25's on mine now and I just checked and with the steel fork, there looks like there might be room.
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Originally Posted by FrejusFlyer
I've never tried 28's, but I've got 25's on mine now and I just checked and with the steel fork, there looks like there might be room.
Yeah, it looks like there's a bit o' space.
There seems to be some variation on these steel forks.
Some have a bunch like yours and some don't.
Calipers make a difference as well.
I couldn't fit Chorus or Record calipers with 700x27, but Ultegras are just fine.
04-07-18, 07:28 PM
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25's on mine w/ the carbon fork, and I'd think 28's would be pushing it. I'd go with Gomango's suggestion of hte 27 Paves- he's BTDT.
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