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Retro Bob wrote:
On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 01:31:12 GMT, Mark Janeba wrote: I think the 622 (and 27"=630 IIRC) is the "bead seat diameter." That is, the diameter of the tire bead and not the outer diameter of the rim (which would be larger). Yeah, I can see that. It would match my tubular measurements exactly then. What's the "bead seat" on a clincher - the level the rim tape sits at ? Nearly. Mostly. The "bead" in a clincher is the sometimes-wire sometimes-kevlar-cord hoop that circles the tire along the bottom of the sidewall and is "hooked" by a similar bulge inside the rim side to hold the tire on. In a properly seated tire, the bead is *pretty* close to the rim tape, but it varies with different rims (some have a deeper "spoke bed" than others). The "bead seat diameter" is just the diameter of the wire-or-kevlar hoop, as I understand it. Mark Janeba |
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