I did a conversion on my road bike, and loved the road feel, but I did
have a drop issue that made it way easier to scrape pedals.  I had
planned on running 650x38B but the Pari motos rubbed the insides of my
fork crown.  So I had to go with Maxy Fasty's and those dropped me
lower than I'd wanted.

The experiment resulted in me buying a new 650B bike to fit my
wheelset.  I switched my road bike back to 700C and now have four
bikes one light and one heavy for each wheelsize.  I think that's
ideal.  Be warned that your $500 experiment in wheels and brakes might
result in a big money bike purchase.

On Oct 11, 2:47 pm, bicitourist <ejro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi I'm tempted to convert my custom 700c to 650b (not a riv but riv-e-
> nized with a lugged stem/nitto racks/baggins).  I'm a bigger guy at
> 6ft 215lbs and i love riding mixed terrain.  This is my main motivator
> for making the swap although, I must admit that reading certain
> magazines has got me wanting to drink from the 650b kool-aid every 3
> months. My frame is 63cm and from crank to floor is about 275m so i
> don't think drop will be an issue. i've never really ridden 650B and
> fear the unknown. I was curious if anyone else had regretted the swap?
> Thanks in advance!
>
> "ed-has the day off any is deciding to change up the stable"

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