Widest tyre that fits on open pro?

Posted on Thu 11th, September 2008

• #1

T_Unit

will I get a 38mm armadillo on there? anyone tried it?

Ta.
• #2

Object

You'll get it on but it'll roll off at every turn. 28s are bascially the best you're going to actually be able to ride with.
• #3

T_Unit

thanks for the reply. I'll go for the 28mm then.
• #4

hippy

My Open Pros..
• #5

Skülly

32 might be worth a try, surely.
• #6

SimonC

I've used tyres with an actual measurement of 31.5mm and they felt fine, but now I've got 28s on there and I'm happy.
• #7

Object

Skully, we're talking about tyre widths not spoke count ;]

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