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PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 1:54 am 
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I have a set of Campy Eurus wheels circa 2008 with Continental GP4000S tires. I was at a shop a month or so ago, and saw a set of new Shamals with the same tires. The Contis on the Shamals looked significantly wider and more rounded than those on my Eurus wheels. Was it my imagination or has there been a change?


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 2:27 am 
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Hi,

Easy enough to check. Campa states rim width in all of their tech docs. I doubt it has changed though.

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4000s tires come in 23 and 25c ....Campagnolo rims have not gotten wider. EM3

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Not sure about Shamals but I have had several other pairs of campy wheels over the past few years. They seem to remain the same, although they are indeed a bit wider than many brands to begin with.

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2013 6:20 am 
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Good call on the Campy tech documents, I had forgotten about those. In 2007, the section width of the Shamal/Eurus was 20mm. In 2012, the section width was up by 0.5mm to 20.5mm.

Regarding the tires, both mine and the ones installed in the shop were 23c.


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PostPosted: Thu Jan 24, 2013 12:44 am 
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In 2007, the section width of the Shamal/Eurus was 20mm. In 2012, the section width was up by 0.5mm to 20.5mm.


Must be "Two way Fit" cross-contamination then...... :mrgreen:

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