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Cheers, I have been surprised at how good the ride is on them (it has Michelins) compared to the 19"s. It isnt crashy or jolty at all, if you werent really looking for it I dont think you'd notice it to be any harder than the 19"s.
The only thing is that as soon as I saw all of that rotor I thought "you know, they really need to be slotted or cross drilled..."
Bruce, your finger measured at the front of the wheel, but I see Dan's point, it looks like the front wheel/tire sits much further back in the wheel well than on mine. We have seen this once before, and it wasn't good. Is it the same on the other side?
Here's a cane toad vid I remember from years ago.
Not the greatest picture quality, but it shows some novel ways of getting rid of cane toads, including Bruce's method:
definitely no adverse effect on steering or radius, as far as I can see.
Are thes "offset" , so the rims have 'build in' spacers ? Then all of the 2 extra cm tire witdh are displaced outwards and don't interfere with steering..
