The geometry charts are interesting. The two smaller sizes list 26 x 2.35" 
as the max tire, but they didn't carry that MTB sizing over to the 700, 
which has a max of 55cm (actual, I presume). So, 2.25 = 57 mm nominal size, 
thus presumably smaller actual size so it just physically fits. But then 
you account for clearance of mud and rocks and duff on the trail 2.1 is the 
practicable clearance (I had a long conversation with Kevin at Riv. to 
understand this.). And the tightest spot is the width of the chain stays, 
so even the potential allure of 650b conversion doesn't help. Of course, 
larger than 2.1 may be more bounce than I can handle anyway, so it may all 
be academic for me.

With abandon,
Patrick

On Saturday, January 4, 2014 1:27:31 PM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
>
> My selfish motivation is to get the fattest tire I can on my existing 
> Hunqapillar, which is a fancy paint (aka first generation) Hunqapillar, 
> which apparently has less clearance than the newer, green Hunqas.
>
> With the 2.1ā€ Smart Sams I just put on I have a solid amount of clearance, 
> and I would love to see how much clearance there is with 29 x 2.25ā€ Smart 
> Sams on a first gen Hunqa. Iā€™d also love to see how much more clearance the 
> new Hunqas have.
>
> Would someone mind taking some clearance shots of the three clearance 
> spots please?
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
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>  
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