Endurance Bike Tyres..

[Boon 51]

I'm after an endurance bike but it must be able to have 32mm tyres fitted.

BMC only run 28cc as do Fuji ..
Do you know any that 32mm tyres will fit.

Cheers

 

[vickster]

Frame material? Budget?

I'm sure Enigma would have something suitable in their range if titanium appeals

 

[S-Express]

I'm after an endurance bike but it must be able to have 32mm tyres fitted.

There's a loads to choose from if you look at gravel bikes (which are basically 'endurance' bikes with more clearance). Tifosi Cavazzo, Jamis Renegade, GT Grade, Specialized Diverge, Genesis Datum, Raleigh Mustang/Roker, Felt V85, hundreds of em - and they all take 32mm or more.

 

[kalniel]

Fuji have wider clearance on their adventure bike range, eg Tread.

 

[Elybazza61]

Probably would need a disc model as sometimes it's the calipers which restrict tyre width.

Looked at Enigma and they seem to be 28 max on all which is strange,thought the disc braked ones would go bigger.

Kinesis racelight Gf will take 30c's;not cheap though;

http://www.kinesisbikes.co.uk/Catalogue/Models/Racelight/GFTi-V3

Shand Stooshie will take 35's

http://www.shandcycles.com/bikes/stooshie/

 

[Boon 51]

Frame material? Budget?

I'm sure Enigma would have something suitable in their range if titanium appeals

I will go carbon or anything really just need to fit 32mm and a budget of less than £3,000.. I've looked at the gravel / adventure stuff but there is always a flaw in the bike..eg.. Datum 30 crap wheels that let in water not good for a nearly £3000 bike. but good tyre sizing at 40cc
The endurance is an option perhaps?

 

[vickster]

Call Enigma

Or fatbirds who do a wide range of ti

You seem to have carbon bikes, get something different

Or for something carbon and different

https://www.pearsoncycles.co.uk/pearson-i-ve-started-so-i-ll-finish-2017.html#product_tabs2

I'm sure they'll put on your preferred tyre if required and change any other element of the spec

Not a million miles from Deal either

 

[S-Express]

Datum 30 crap wheels that let in water not good for a nearly £3000 bike.

So spend a bit less than £3k on the bike and buy some 'waterproof' wheels then. I don't really understand your reasoning, to be honest. I doubt if any of those bikes have wheels that routinely 'let water in' - whatever that means.

 

[Boon 51]

There's a loads to choose from if you look at gravel bikes (which are basically 'endurance' bikes with more clearance). Tifosi Cavazzo, Jamis Renegade, GT Grade, Specialized Diverge, Genesis Datum, Raleigh Mustang/Roker, Felt V85, hundreds of em - and they all take 32mm or more.

The Jamis Renegade I like top spec too. But will check some of the one's you have listed..Ta.

 

[Boon 51]

Probably would need a disc model as sometimes it's the calipers which restrict tyre width.

Looked at Enigma and they seem to be 28 max on all which is strange,thought the disc braked ones would go bigger.

Kinesis racelight Gf will take 30c's;not cheap though;

http://www.kinesisbikes.co.uk/Catalogue/Models/Racelight/GFTi-V3

Shand Stooshie will take 35's

http://www.shandcycles.com/bikes/stooshie/

Yes I want hydraulic 786 or the new 805 and Ultegra.

 

[Boon 51]

So spend a bit less than £3k on the bike and buy some 'waterproof' wheels then. I don't really understand your reasoning, to be honest. I doubt if any of those bikes have wheels that routinely 'let water in' - whatever that means.

I have read several forum threads and bad compliants about the Fulcrum wheels fitted the the Datum 30.

 

[Elybazza61]

There's also Mason bikes which are all disc only;think they can take 32's without 'guards.They are also specced with Hunt wheelsets so you could fit something like a Schwalbe S-One 30 tubeless which are a really good rugged fast rolling tyre.

 

[T4tomo]

Bit let field but you can still pick up the now discontinued Bianchi Zurigo cross bike. Takes up to 38mm tyres and has mudguard mounts for a bit of winter versatility. Triple butted Alu frame and carbon fork so will leave you plenty of budget to upgrade Groupset and brakes to hydro and some nice handbuilt wheels.

 

[Boon 51]

Probably would need a disc model as sometimes it's the calipers which restrict tyre width.

Looked at Enigma and they seem to be 28 max on all which is strange,thought the disc braked ones would go bigger.

Kinesis racelight Gf will take 30c's;not cheap though;

http://www.kinesisbikes.co.uk/Catalogue/Models/Racelight/GFTi-V3

Shand Stooshie will take 35's

http://www.shandcycles.com/bikes/stooshie/

Just read that Stooshie that looks very nice..

 

[vickster]

Does this fit your spec? £800 under budget

http://www.dolan-bikes.com/dolan-cdx-shimano-ultegra-carbon-disc-cyclo-cross-bike.html

You'd need to check with them on the tyre front