27" 7/8 tyres

Posted on Tue 4th, August 2009

• #1

frank.f

does anyone know if tyres are still available in this size? if not are there any alternatives? thanks
• #2

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There's a secret NOS stash but only cough two people know their location... 1" Panaracer Paselas are an excellent alternative and much easier to get hold of... And they're awesome... Harris Cycles used to sell NOS 7/8 27s but they sold out...
• #3

frank.f

and you rekon those would fit ok? shame about the extra width, dont suppose there is much i can do apart from magicing some up. what about inner tubes are they going to be difficult to find too? thanks for the help.
• #4

Radius

700c inners will work
• #5

frank.f

cheers guys. 27"x1/4 would probably look to weird when used to the 7/8 so i will probably go for those 1" panaracers. Cant see myself finding any thinner than that.

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