Contemplating getting a single speed, curious which sized tires to put on it for commuting around Vancouver city streets

23, 25, 28mm are on my bikes. 28 on my commuter, not too small or big for my liking.

Bigger tires are the way to go for rough roads as they soften up the ride and offer excellent pinch flat protection.

Currently 26, but have some 23's and 25's once those wear out.

For off-road singletracks, I've got some 32-38's.

25 for the road.

27X1.25 and some 28s

25.

mine says 23 but it looks more like 25 to me

700x23 right now, 700x30 cx tires for them winter.

25 or 28

whatever i can get a good deal on, where i ride 23's might be a bit overkill

700 x 23 all day every day. rough or smooth, rain or shine. =]

700x23---commuters

700x21---high powered beast

23's on daily driver
38's on my big boy

32 schwalbe durano up front,
28 fyxation in back. although the fyxations are closer to 32 than 28.

i like em a little big ;p
roads around here can be pretty bad, and my 215 pound body needs some tire cushion lol

23 because i like to go fast.

If you are talking about Vancouver BC, then it doesn't really matter, use whatever you want. I prefer 23c though, but that's just me.

700cx28. I wouldn't do smaller unless I were racing. On my load-hauling bike, I have 700cx35, which are nice and comfortable, and 26"x1.5 on the tandem.

700x23 (Conti 4000's)

Have toured on 23s, which are on my road bike.

My SS commuter is still on its stock 28s, and when those wear out, I will probably replace them with 23s. Both work great.

28c on my commuter, small-town VT roads aren't exactly "Maintained" and they are awesome.

Johnny boy, do you have a velospace? Haven't seen close ups of your Rush.

I always gravitate toward 25s.

25 does seem to be the sweet spot. Comfort with no noticeable loss of speed.

23s for tooling around town

700x23

23c - Track

25c, 30c, 35c, 38c, 40c, 42c on my beater/winter bike... depends on time of year, destination, etc.