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Based on wrong tyre clearances for my frame given in a Cyclist.co.uk review, I bought some Schwalbe G-Ones in 35mm flavour. The rear fits fine and dandy, but the front has ~1mm clearance at the top of the fork and when I get out of the saddle or put the power down (if you can call it that!) I can hear a rhythmic tyre buzz from my front fork matched to my pedal strokes. I don’t notice any resistance and when spinning normally, seated, there’s nothing audible at all.
Am I going to stuff the fork if I carry on like this? I love the tyres after setting up tubeless, and it’d be a shame to take the hit for selling nearly new tyres that were expensive to buy. Obviously, selling and replacing those would be cheaper than doing the same for the fork!
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Might be worth sticking a
Might be worth sticking a 28mm on the front? No rub (and it’s a bit more aero, too
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