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I have a 2018 Cervelo R3 that is listed as having room for a max 28mm tire. I’ve run this size for years and feel I could squeeze something bigger (and grippier) in there.
My rims are carbon, tubeless and 19mm internal width. Running rim brakes.
Dotes anyone have experience using slightly wider tires than listed on this particular bike?
geofharries wrote:I have a 2018 Cervelo R3 that is listed as having room for a max 28mm tire. I’ve run this size for years and feel I could squeeze something bigger (and grippier) in there.
My rims are carbon, tubeless and 19mm internal width. Running rim brakes.
Dotes anyone have experience using slightly wider tires than listed on this particular bike?
geofharries wrote:... Just having the extra volume, however small does feel noticeably smoother.Uh oh, now you've tasted the Kool-Aid. Next time you'll try a 32 mm tire, then when you're sure a 35 mm won't fit you'll start thinking about swapping the frame.
geofharries wrote:What tire size are you riding now?I'm riding the 36 mm Strada Bianca Pro on pavement. It's given me the best combination of speed, comfort, handling, weight, and durability compared to the 32 mm GP5000, 35mm Urban Taraxagum, 38 mm Barlow Pass Extralight, and 40 mm GravelKing+.
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