Μετα απο πολυ σκεψη κατεληξα σε 29αρι ποδηλατο(CUBE ANALOG 29 2013)θελωντας να συνδυασω βουνο αλλα και βολτες σε ασφαλτο,αλλα θα ηθελα κυριως γα τις ασφαλτινες διαδρομες να ρωτησω αν ξερει κανεις που μπορω να βρω slick ελαστικα και επισης αν τα 700c κανουν για 29αρι τροχο.
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Καλησπερα παιδια, τα 700c δεν ειναι για Τρεκινγκ η φιτνες που ειναι 28αρια η κανω λαθος;;
Εισαι σιγουρο οτι ταιριαζουν σε 29αρι? Απο οτι ειδα οι διαστασεις πανε μεχρι 28. (και μετα 32).
700c 28 29 είναι το ίδιο λάστιχο
και μπορείς να βρεις σε όλα τα ποδηλατάδικα που υπάρχουν τέτοια λάστιχα
Λοιπον βρηκα στο Ιντερνετ σχετικα με τις διαστασει των ελαστικων ολων των ποδηλατων! Εν μερη ο Πλανετ εχει δικιο! Πρεπει ομως να προσεξεις το πλατος! Ακολουθει το κειμενο απο το Ιντερνετ στα Αγγλικα.
Tyre Sizing in General
Road Racing Bikes
If you have a road racing bike, chances are that you'll have a 700c x 18 up to 28 tyre (18-28 being the width in mm), 700c referring to the diameter. 700 x 23 is the most common although most road bikes will fit a tyre in this range. Tyres under 23mm wide are not recommended for road riding; especially on rough New Zealand roads. Sometimes road racing bike tyres that are 700c and have a 622mm ISO/BSD measurement are called 27" which is incorrect, 27" will be explained below.
Hybrid or Flat Bar Road Bikes
'Hybrid road bike' is a very broad term and bikes of this kind can have tyres generally ranging from 26mm wide up to 47mm. These could be named something like 700c x 32 or could otherwise be called 28" or 29" - The best idea is to stick to the 700c (French) size designation since it's the most commonly used and understood sizing method, otherwise if you're unsure use the ISO/BSD measurement which would look something like 622 x 32.
Mountain bikes, offroad bikes, comfort bikes and kids' bikes
All of these bikes will use a decimal size, for example 26 x 1.5", 26 x 2.1", 24 x 1.95". Whether the tyre is knobbly or smooth it will use the same sizing system - the first measurement which could be any one of 16", 20", 24" or 26" is a reference to the rough outside diameter of the installed and inflated tyre. The second measurement is the width of the tyre in inches.
12" Tyres
Oddly enough 12" tyres that are still commonly used on kids' bikes, scooters and buggy wheels (such as the Phil and Ted's strollers) still use a fractional sizing system. The tyres are commonly referred to as 12" but they're actually 12 1/2", the most common size being 12 1/2 x 2 1/4". Don't worry though - there is no decimal equivalent to get confused with this fractional size so everyone will know what you mean when you say 12".
27" Tyres
27" Tyres are an older fractional size (pre 1990's) which is commonly found on '10 speed road bikes'. These tyres are obsolete in that they are not used on new bicycles but tyres and tubes are still available. The most common 27" size being 27" x 1 1/4". Although there is no decimal equivalent to 27" tyres, some people incorrectly refer to 700c tyres as 27", these terms and the tyre sizing standards are not interchangeable.
Things to Remember
Tyre Width
you can use any tyre width you like as long as the tyre isnt narrower than 1.5 x the inside width of the rim that it's installed on and the only width restriction is your frame and components; if a tyre is too wide it will rub on the frame, fork, brakes, chain or front derallieur.
Narrower tyres are lighter weight and offer lower rolling resistance and are normally described as being 'faster', wider tyres are generally heavier and slower but more comfortable because of their higher volume which absorbs bumbs and vibration better.
Different Brands and Their Measurements
Different brands may have a preference as to which tyre measurement system they most prominently display on their packaging - Hopefully with the info in this article you won't be confused by this anymore
They also tend to measure tyre width in different ways and the overall width of the tyre once installed and inflated will vary depending on the width of the rim that it's installed on - take the width measurement with a grain of salt and remember that it's there to give an idea of the width rather than being a super accurate measurement.
Tyre Sizing Chart
The chart below contains all tyre sizes - ISO, Fractions, Decimals and French. Use this table to find out the measurements and names in different tyre sizing systems, this will be particularly useful if you have an older tyre size which is obsolete or uncommon.
If you require one of these uncommon tyre sizes we most likely don't stock them or have them listed on the web store but if you need to source tyres or need to find out more about your tyres' measurements don't hesitate to contact us.
Γιά να τα πούμε απλά... 29" λέγονται καταχρηστικά τα 700c (ή 622 ή 28") που μπαίνουν σε ΜΤΒ...Aυτά ως προς τη διάμετρο. Το πλάτος τώρα είναι επίσης συμβατό. Δεν θα μπορέσεις να βάλεις κουρσάδικα λάστιχα, αλλά έως 1.40 (ή 35χ622 ή 700c είναι εφικτό.
Για να ειμαι ειλικρινης δεν γνωριζω, γι αυτο κατεβασα απο το Ιντερνετ ολο αυτο το κατεβατο!!