275 VS 29? Ive never riden a 29" so i am very curious, ive watched videos but looking for more input. When climbing however, even though the rear hangs up less, it did feel slightly higher geared due to the bigger wheel diameter. But if your have strong legs or don't have to climb a lot, this wouldn't be much of an issue.
Thisis due to the steeper attack angle created by a smaller diameter wheel. In my opinion, 27.5-inch wheels do an outstanding job to meet the criteria of an all-rounder, but as I mentioned before, being a great all-rounder doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the best. Let’s look at the pros and cons of a 27.5 inch wheel when compared to a 29er.
Howmuch wider? in about covers it. They usually sit on wider rims too, 40-50mm internal width to allow the wider tyre to spread out properly and form the optimal shape. Those 27.5in Plus tyres near
DeadGrandpa 561 posts · Joined 2016. #10 · Jul 8, 2020. bikeny said: I would consider 27.5x4.5 more of a winter/snow/sand tire size. It wouldn't be my first choice for dry/rocky trails. It would of course work, and plenty of people ride that size on dry trails. I'd say you'de be better off with 29x3.0.
Manyriders feel more confident with larger wheels when riding rough terrain. 27 5 wheels don’t roll over objects as easily as 29ers, but they are still very capable. They are perfect for smooth trails. Bike Wheel Size A 27.5” Plus and 27.5″ Also labeled as 650b, or ISO 584 mm, both have a smaller diameter than the 29″.
Prosand cons of the 'halfway' 27.5in wheel size

Whatif you were to get into a 27.5"+ tire? (Mid-fat- B+, or whatever you want to call it!) Well, the overall diameter of these wheels is slightly smaller than 29"er wheels, so, about spot on if you are running 3.8" tires on 80mm rims. This would be a great swap to keep the geometry similar.

Asthe name suggests, a 29er mountain bike has wheels measuring 29 inches in diameter. This number refers only to the diameter of the rim. Wheel diameter significantly impacts how a bike performs and feels to ride. 29er vs. 27.5″ Mountain Bikes. The two most common mountain bike wheel sizes are 29 and 27.5 inches. While 29ers

ProsCons. 27.5 have been around for many years as a slight step up from the traditional 26-inch wheels of the past. 26 inch wheels were too small, 29ers were too big, so 27.5 was dlguq9.
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