Looking for the roll out measurement for my Bronson, tires are High Roller II 2.4
I tried the measurement and came up with 2140mm. Am I close?
I tried the measurement and came up with 2140mm. Am I close?
27.5 roll out measurement
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Right. Wait! Wha? You did it but want someone else to check it? What exactly are you trying to get at??
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Doubt if the number is correct, 26.85 inch diameter? I've seen the 650b Highrollers on a Bronson, it is no shorter than my relatively average diameter 650b Neo-Moto 2.3 which is 27.55 inches diameter and about 2195mm rollout circumference.
Try 2 full wheel cycles, measure and divide by 2. Mark a side knob, start the rollout with that mark at the floor, plum to the axle.
Try 2 full wheel cycles, measure and divide by 2. Mark a side knob, start the rollout with that mark at the floor, plum to the axle.
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@ derby: I will try the two complete wheel rotation and see what I get, thanks for the info...
@ lixxfe: no I didn't weight the wheel, I'll give that a try when I do the two complete wheel rotation...
@ JMac47: have a nice day...NOT
@ lixxfe: no I didn't weight the wheel, I'll give that a try when I do the two complete wheel rotation...
@ JMac47: have a nice day...NOT
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Cool. No worries. I see a lot of the micro-measuring of tyre vs tyre, tyres vs rim widths, bb heights, head angles, stem lengths, flat bar vs risers etc etc etc.
Similar to all the gear inch topics with single speeds. Some times just a change in a specific tyre will make the same difference as a tooth on the cog/ring.
Weighting the tire will give you a *smaller* measurement. I was trying to offer an explanation for Derby's comment.
Another factor is tire pressure.
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