After having used HED Jets for several years on my tri bike, I am getting a set of RSL's (75/62).
Looking online, seems to be some mixed recommendations on tire width (tubeless). Seems like trek leans towards 25 for aero, but I had read an article on slowtwitch where the reviewer said he had a very hard time getting 25's to bead up, and felt the wheels were more suited to 28's.
What say you all??
Bontrager RSL - 25mm or 28mm tires?
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Nominal 25s (like 28mm WAM) will be ever slightly faster in a wind tunnel test, but there's more to going fast than wind tunnel results. I would just run 28s.
Thx, that is what I am leaning towards (28).TobinHatesYou wrote: ↑Fri Nov 24, 2023 12:16 amNominal 25s (like 28mm WAM) will be ever slightly faster in a wind tunnel test, but there's more to going fast than wind tunnel results. I would just run 28s.
Now the horrible task of deciding on a tire!!