Wanted: your old knackered 25c GP4000 tyre

Posted on Wed 20th, April 2016

• #1

TooTallTim

Condition doesn't matter so before you bin it, I just wanted to check that it'll fit in my frame rather than buying a pair and finding out the expensive way.

Will collect (so long as it's not miles away) and be eternally grateful!
• #2

ChasnotRobert

I have some well used 25c Duranos if you fancy giving them a go?
• #3

macaroon

They come up pretty wide, especially on wide rims. More like a 28c IME
• #4

TooTallTim in reply to @macaroon

That's why I wanted to try them. 23c on Assaults come up near enough 25mm
• #5

TooTallTim in reply to @ChasnotRobert

Thanks! But need to see if GP4000s specifically will fit
• #6

pifko

What frame is it?
• #7

TooTallTim in reply to @pifko

2014 Supersix Evo. Tyres that run at 25mm actual width are fine, but there's not huge amounts of space to spare, so wanted to try and see
• #8

pifko

Maybe also ask in the Cannondale thread? I'm sure someone has/had that combo

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