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Tyre clearance issue (joke)
I was reading a thread on Singletrack this morning, about people fitting 700c tyres into mountainbike frames. And then I remembered… The Ragley’s have a very high seatstay bridge (plate) and open chainstay design so that commuters could fit big tyred 700c wheels in. I’ve not checked “normal” sized tyres yet, but bearing in mind this 29 x 2.1in Kenda Small Block 8 “almost” fits, I think we’re in for good luck with fat tyres on 700c rims. Going to nick the wheels of @ninkompoops “Noo Noo” aka “Monsta” later with 42c’s on. I’m sure it’ll be perfect.
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shedfire 9:12 am on April 23, 2009 | #
Also, I’m pretty sure 650B’s will fit without drama. Going to try and find one to check (more fun than looking at drawings).
John 1:03 pm on May 20, 2009 | #
Any luck with that 650b tyre idea?
Stuart Mackay 9:23 pm on May 9, 2021 | #
700×50 is going in mine. I bought another to use as a gravel bike and still making full use of mine! Nearly bought a ragley trig but let’s try out full custom!
shedfire 8:28 am on May 10, 2021 | #
Probably some sort of record between replies there.