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  2. Bike Tire Sizes - A Simple Bicycle Tire Sizing Guide

    Learn how to convert between ISO, English and French bike tire sizes, and find the right tire for your bike and terrain. See conversion tables for common bicycle tire sizes from 20" to 29".

     
  3. Bike tyre sizes explained: a guide to a range of tyres and their sizing

  4. Bike Tyre Sizes explained: our complete guide

    Finding your bike tyre sizes is quite easy since they are generally displayed on the tyre sidewall. But what may be more confusing for some is what these tyre sizes correspond to, as they can be expressed in three different ways: ETRTO, …

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  6. Bike tyre sizes explained: in-depth guide to road, MTB …

    Detailed guide on choosing the right bike tyre size for mountain, road, gravel, or hybrid bikes.

  7. Bike Tire Sizes - All You Need To Know! | BIKE24

  8. A guide to cycle tyre sizes - Cycling UK

    26×1.5, 26×1½ , 700×25C – trying to work out what tyre sizes your cycle needs can be confusing. Richard Hallett, Cycle magazine technical editor, explains what all those numbers mean so you’ll always be able to find the right tyres

  9. A Guide To Bike Tire Size: How It’s Measured and Why …

    Learn how to measure bike tire size in inches or millimeters, and how it affects your ride performance and comfort. Find out the common tire sizes for road, mountain, gravel, and track bikes, and how to choose the best pressure for your …

  10. Bicycle tyre sizing and dimension standards

    Aug 12, 2015 · What do size marks on bicycle tyre package mean, how to “read” them, which bicycle tyre size can fit a given rim? This post answers all those questions, providing an easy, uniform, standardized way to tell a tyre (tube and …

  11. Bike Tire Sizes Chart - ExplainMyBike.com

  12. A Guide to Bike Tire Sizes - I Love Bicycling

    Mar 16, 2019 · Learn how to measure and compare bike tire sizes using the ISO system of width x diameter. Find out how tire width affects comfort, speed and compatibility with your bike and wheels.