Replacement tire problem

I would appreciate your assistance in locating a replacement tire size
in metric 39cm x 3.7cm to fit a Peugeot folding bike manufactured in the
1980's. This tire is not available in Canada or the U.S
Many thanks for any help.

B. Halsey-Russaouen
Montreal Canada

B. Halsey-Russaouen wrote:
I would appreciate your assistance in locating a replacement tire size
in metric 39cm x 3.7cm to fit a Peugeot folding bike manufactured in the
1980's. This tire is not available in Canada or the U.S
Many thanks for any help.

B. Halsey-Russaouen
Montreal Canada

If this is a "390 mm" (450A), then Harris has them in the US:
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/tires/390.html

Some shops like The Urbane Cyclist in Toronto have lots of oddball
sizes because they support lots of oddball bikes (folders, 'bents,
etc.) Perhaps there's an equivalent shop in Montreal.

Brian Huntley wrote:
B. Halsey-Russaouen wrote:

I would appreciate your assistance in locating a replacement tire size
in metric 39cm x 3.7cm to fit a Peugeot folding bike manufactured in the
1980's. This tire is not available in Canada or the U.S
Many thanks for any help.

B. Halsey-Russaouen
Montreal Canada


If this is a "390 mm" (450A), then Harris has them in the US:
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/tires/390.html

Some shops like The Urbane Cyclist in Toronto have lots of oddball
sizes because they support lots of oddball bikes (folders, 'bents,
etc.) Perhaps there's an equivalent shop in Montreal.

Thank you very much for your prompt reply. Will ck out the lead in
Toronto and have sent a message to Sheldon Brown.
Merci. BHR Montreal

Brian Huntley wrote:
B. Halsey-Russaouen wrote:

I would appreciate your assistance in locating a replacement tire size
in metric 39cm x 3.7cm to fit a Peugeot folding bike manufactured in the
1980's. This tire is not available in Canada or the U.S
Many thanks for any help.

B. Halsey-Russaouen
Montreal Canada


If this is a "390 mm" (450A), then Harris has them in the US:
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/tires/390.html

Some shops like The Urbane Cyclist in Toronto have lots of oddball
sizes because they support lots of oddball bikes (folders, 'bents,
etc.) Perhaps there's an equivalent shop in Montreal.




Many thanks for your input. Harris, whom I contacted, informs me they
hae the tire in stock. Great!!

Regards.

B. H-R