Ask a Bicycle Question - Part 5

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azz909 said:
Been reading about wide rim wheels and tires being faster than the normal ones. I like the idea that it can more forgiving on uneven surfaces but for cornering I think our roads are mostly straight with almost no challenging turns, even 23mm tires will have no problem.

I am more interested in the comfort but how true is it when comes to speed.Expert opinions? Asking coz thinking of getting new wheels. Stick to deep rim or wide rim?
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No difference

23 and 19mm no difference in speed at 35kph average no draft ..

Going super fast
L'oreal Paris said:
Hi guys was wondering


Between 25 and 28c
Which one would you take
What are the pro and cons for each size
Usually where will you guys buy the tyres ?
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I go for thinner tires normally buy online fix myself at least 30% cheaprr4

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Pretty frustrated now. Weather looks good and pollution index not dangerous. But, very sick since Friday night. :(
 
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Sadisticnoob said:
No difference

23 and 19mm no difference in speed at 35kph average no draft ..

Going super fast
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In that case I might just go for wider trim for extra comfort. Looking around extensively, I think soul 3.0 and 4.0 give the best option.
 
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went for ride this morning tagged onto dawn riders train, had breakfast with them before limping back home

2.5 months of not riding :(

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