Is a 28 inch bike tire the same as 700C?

Is a 28 inch bike tire the same as 700C?

In fact, 28″, 700C and 29″ wheels all refer to the same rim size. These different sizes are used as marketing terms. 700 and 700A wheels are uncommon now, but 700B wheels have an ISO of 635mm and are still used worldwide by several gravel and other off-road inclined bikes.

What size is a 28 bike tire?

Tires with diameters 622 mm and 635 mm are both classified as 28 inch.

Are 28mm tyres slower?

The 28mm versions of the best-rolling tyres will be faster still, and over the next few years they’ll fit more and more new bikes as manufacturers expand their ranges of bikes with disc brakes. Riders whose bikes will take them report that the 28mm versions of the fastest tyres really are another step up in comfort.

Should I ride on 28mm tires?

When to choose a 25-28mm tire: If you’re riding smooth roads, a 25-28mm tire may be the best choice. It provides more comfort than a 23mm, will likely deform less as well, leading to a faster and less fatiguing ride. When to choose a 28mm tire: For smooth and rough road surfaces, a 28mm tire provides comfort and speed.