Aero racing geometry disc frame with bigger clearences?

[Applesoap]

I have a look 795 and it clears 30mm with room to spare.

[musiclover]

You will likely be limited by the fork crown / tire height rather than width. ISO compliance dictates minimum clearance of 6mm, but I would be comfortable going down to 4mm or so. 2mm would be no bueno, especially with component flex taken into account.

OK, but for that rim width is not important, only tyre size?..

[musiclover]

Rondo HVRT CF?

http://rondo.cc/hvrt-cf,185&colorSet=1,pl

Thanks, as mentioned a couple of posts above, not sold in Australia.

[audiojan]

Yes, Ventum NS1. Plenty of clearance even with Enve 4.5AR and 28mm tubeless.

[emotive]

You will likely be limited by the fork crown / tire height rather than width. ISO compliance dictates minimum clearance of 6mm, but I would be comfortable going down to 4mm or so. 2mm would be no bueno, especially with component flex taken into account.

OK, but for that rim width is not important, only tyre size?..

If you have clearance for a 30mm tyre, you have clearance for a 30mm wide rim, and more. Look at the shape of the fork, and the chainstay. The fork and chainstays are most narrow where the tyre sits, and wider where the wheel sits.

[musiclover]

You will likely be limited by the fork crown / tire height rather than width. ISO compliance dictates minimum clearance of 6mm, but I would be comfortable going down to 4mm or so. 2mm would be no bueno, especially with component flex taken into account.

OK, but for that rim width is not important, only tyre size?..

If you have clearance for a 30mm tyre, you have clearance for a 30mm wide rim, and more. Look at the shape of the fork, and the chainstay. The fork and chainstays are most narrow where the tyre sits, and wider where the wheel sits.

Great. then 32 should fit, thanks.

[emotive]

Just came across the Parlee RZ7. Aero, 32mm clearance, and available in AU. Haven’t checked geo but looks like it could work for you.