Milzy
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Would you fit these in 25 c ok though although not quite rated for that?
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Would you fit these in 25 c ok though although not quite rated for that?
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
We've used them in 25mm tyres absolutely fine for about six years. Last night's flat was caused by a large piece of sharp gravel, so not down to the tube.
BrumJim
Forum Stalwart (won't take the hint and leave...)
- Location
- Selly Oak, Birmingham
Is this the national circuit series?
Looking at the dates, that was on Wednesday, not yesterday, so probably not.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
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- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
@BrumJim - no, we were in Hull last night.
Tonight's is a hillclimb south of Sheffield. For some odd reason both of us are riding, although neither bike is set up yet ...
Tonight's is a hillclimb south of Sheffield. For some odd reason both of us are riding, although neither bike is set up yet ...
davidphilips
Phil Pip
- Location
- Onabike
That looks a great deal David,Seen these on Ali express can not say they are good or even if they will be delivered as the one and only time i bought from Ali express i never had item delivered but have been told by many that they never had an issue? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005044251602.html
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Those are the superlight tubes, not even latex. Quite expensive usually.
Spiderweb
Not So Special One
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Vittoria latex tubes 700 x 19-23 (I use them in 25mm tyres) a bit cheaper here at £5.49 each;
https://www.probikekit.co.uk/bicycl.../12070098.html?autocomplete=productsuggestion
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Milzy
Guru
Would you use in carbon wheels? It says not suitable.
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
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- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
We do. Whether we should is a different matter. But we do.
Note they're in my son's wheels and he's a 55kg lightweight so isn't heavy on the brakes. It's about generating rim heat and he won't when braking.
IanSmithCSE
Guru
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- Worcester, Worcestershire
Good morning,
I appreciate that this is quite niche....
.... but for keeping a commute bike on the road, Square Taper (110mm?) and the chain rings are steel, that is what, an extra 250 grams?
... and of course reduced from £90 :-) !, but even so... https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/shimano-claris-r2000-chainset-170mm-46x34t/
Bye
Ian
I appreciate that this is quite niche....
.... but for keeping a commute bike on the road, Square Taper (110mm?) and the chain rings are steel, that is what, an extra 250 grams?
... and of course reduced from £90 :-) !, but even so... https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/shimano-claris-r2000-chainset-170mm-46x34t/
Bye
Ian
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fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
And has standard 5 bolt spacing, so replacement rings will be cheap
Ajax Bay
Guru
- Location
- East Devon
Don't think you need to apologise/caveat for "niche". Are ST chainsets niche? More niche than latex tubes or Thailand leather saddles?
Excellent spot and great value. Could easily put a £10 48t alloy ring on there if 'steel'/weight a concern:
https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m8b0s210p2806/SPA-CYCLES-Alloy-Chainring-48T
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fritz katzenjammer
Der Ubergrosserbudgie
“If you don’t take it, it’ll end up in the garbage”… obviously the price was right.
I changed out the bars and stem to suit my ruined back, it makes for a pretty quick commuter.
I changed out the bars and stem to suit my ruined back, it makes for a pretty quick commuter.
bikingdad90
Guru
@IanSmithCSE I run that on my mongrel hardtail drop bar, with 29er 2.1” tyres and a 11-30 cassette it’s perfect for commuting over rough ground with… i am a natural 70-90rpm kinda guy so prefect for me.
IanSmithCSE
Guru
- Location
- Worcester, Worcestershire
Good afternoon,
Some days the commute is something that has to be done and is not fun, on those days changing gear is a chore, a real 1st world problem, so 46x11-28 is a 1x for the almost the whole route with just one hill needing a chainring change.
I did look at the unbranded alloy/steel chainsets that SJS/Spa and others have but this seemed better.
Bye
Ian
I have ordered one to try on my new (as in function not age) daily commuter.
Some days the commute is something that has to be done and is not fun, on those days changing gear is a chore, a real 1st world problem, so 46x11-28 is a 1x for the almost the whole route with just one hill needing a chainring change.
I did look at the unbranded alloy/steel chainsets that SJS/Spa and others have but this seemed better.
Bye
Ian
