Reply to "15x10 and 15x14 backspacing."

ottocilindriMember

I am wondering if they have ever existed, those 14”x15” rims. I think they where talking about the outside dimensions. The outside dimension of a 13”=14”. Otherwise what tires where they using?

I do have a set of early Campagnolo's without inscriptions and a Technomagnesio rim with inscription 13”K x 15”K ET 37.5 and an other Technomagnesio rim with 13K X15CH ET 24.5.
But they all have the exact same dimensions.

7/31/1012:38 PM

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