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Thanks. This is especially the "assume a tire width" that is a problem - are there hard rules for which width is possible for X (X being something I measure)
by BrandoElFollito 5y ago
Thanks. This is especially the "assume a tire width" that is a problem - are there hard rules for which width is possible for X (X being something I measure)
- moasda 5y agoI wonder why you focus on the tube first? Wouldn't it be easier to choose a tire for your rim first? Then you can also easily find the right tube.
- BrandoElFollito 5y agoAh la la - sorry. I meant which tire of course. My problem is that I have a rim that is there for good, and then I would like to see which tires are possible for that given rim (there are several choices of width and I do not understand what drives the minimal and maximal width - I can imagine the the brakes are a limiting factor for the maximum width, but maybe this maximum is smaller because [some measurement of something]). Then comes the tube, thus the OP's useful page.