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(Created page with " ===Why have one standard when you can have several?=== <!-- Broadly, there is * European Tyre and Rim Technical Organization (ETRTO) : width in mm : inside diameter in mm : in principle, width matters less so any with the same diameter will work : 559 ~= 26", 622 ~= 28" : MTB, typically 559, also have wider tires - 37, 40, 44, 47, 54, 57? * German : (outside?)diameter (inch) : width (inch) * French : approximate outside diameter (can be 80--100mm more than ) : wi...")
 
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* European Tyre and Rim Technical Organization (ETRTO)
* European Tyre and Rim Technical Organization (ETRTO)
: looks like {{inlinecode|40-622}}
: width in mm
: width in mm
: inside diameter in mm
: ''inside'' diameter in mm
: in principle, width matters less so any with the same diameter will work
: in principle, width matters less so any with the same diameter will work
: 559 ~= 26", 622 ~= 28"
: MTB, typically 559, also have wider tires - 37, 40, 44, 47, 54, 57?


: MTB, typically 559, also typically have wider tires - 37, 40, 44, 47, 54, 57?
: ''roughly'', 559 inner ~= 26" outer, 622 inner ~= 28" outer {{verify}}


* German
 
* Inch ("German"?)
: looks like {{inlinecode|28x1.5}}
: (outside?)diameter (inch)
: (outside?)diameter (inch)
: width (inch)
: width (inch)
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* French
* French
: approximate outside diameter (can be 80--100mm more than )
: looks like {{inlinecode|700x38c}}
: width in mm (whould match ERTRO width to within a few mm)
: approximate outside diameter (can be 80--100mm more than ETRTO's inner)
: width in mm (should match ERTRO width to within a few mm)
 
 





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Why have one standard when you can have several?