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what size tires does a 10 speed bicycle take.

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what size tires does a 10 speed bicycle take.


Look on the sidewalls of the tires that are on the bike. They will
tell you directly (27 x 1, 27 X 1 1/4, or something of the sort is
most likely on the run-of-the-mill "10 speed bicycle"). If you cannot
read them, take the bike to your local bike shop and ask for help.

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what size tires does a 10 speed bicycle take.

My nishiki took 27". I bet 700c works though. Has to fit the rim most
likely.

nash wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...
what size tires does a 10 speed bicycle take.

My nishiki took 27". I bet 700c works though. Has to fit the rim
most likely.

NO. The 27" and 700c tubes are interchangeable, but the tires are NOT.

The correct size will be marked on the sidewall of the tire. You can vary
the width some (so you can use 27 x 1-1/4 or 27 x 1 or 27 x 1-3/8 in most
cases, depending on whether the frame will clear a wider tire), but the
right diameter (27) must be used.

If it's a really old 10 speed, it might have one of those old Schwinn sizes
(like S-6 or S-7).

On Fri, 09 Mar 2007 12:29:19 -0800, deedeewright wrote:

what size tires does a 10 speed bicycle take.

Who replaced the tires? Do you mean replaced the tires or
replaced the tubes? How much pressure is in the tire?

I find the most common problem is people don't pump them
up enough, they think less is better and get "snake bite"
punctures.

A 10 speed will probably take a 27 inch or 700C, which
depends on the bike.

On Sat, 10 Mar 2007 04:23:28 GMT, "Mike Kruger"
wrote:

NO. The 27" and 700c tubes are interchangeable, but the tires are NOT.

They were talking blowouts, so I assume the reference was to tubes.