Mavic 192 rims 700C 32h
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Mavic 192 rims 700C 32h
Anyone have experience with Mavic 192 rims (700C, unknown width, 32h)? You'd think it would be easier to find info on them but I haven't found much. I am thinking of using these for commuting and just riding around town. Can they comfortably take 28mm tires? How about 32mm tires?
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John
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I use a pair of 192 rims comfortably with 28mm Maxis Colomibiere tyres - Im not sure that 32 would be a great idea as the ratio might be pushing it a little.
They have been a good strong rim for me - even the 32h rear has only needed a slight tweak in 2 years of good touring use.
They have been a good strong rim for me - even the 32h rear has only needed a slight tweak in 2 years of good touring use.
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Problem changing the tire on Mavic 192 rims 700C
Hi! I just wanted to know if anyone have had a problem changing the tires on the Mavic 192. I used 2 different types and it's really really hard! So I wanted to know if the problem it's the rim
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08-25-21, 12:29 PM
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I use a pair of 192 rims comfortably with 28mm Maxis Colomibiere tyres - Im not sure that 32 would be a great idea as the ratio might be pushing it a little.
They have been a good strong rim for me - even the 32h rear has only needed a slight tweak in 2 years of good touring use.
They have been a good strong rim for me - even the 32h rear has only needed a slight tweak in 2 years of good touring use.
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Had to tease a little, but we've all done it. Anyways, to answer the question, lots of people have run 32mm tires (or more) on rims that narrow. You'll be fine. 
