Pure Cycles Original tire clearance: 28 mm tires and a 32c limit
Pure Cycles Original tire clearance and its listed tire width answer different questions. The manufacturer's overview states frame and fork clearance up to 700 × 32c, while the same overview specifies WTB ThickSlick 700c × 28 mm tires. A clearance ceiling should not be mistaken for the size originally listed.
Separate Pure Cycles Original tire clearance from supplied width
The detailed specification labelled 671003 agrees on WTB Thick Slick 700c × 28 mm tires and adds Black Wall. Its tube entry is 700c × 28 mm with a 60 mm Presta valve. These records describe the published tire-and-tube package; they do not say that the bicycle was supplied with a 32c tire.
The overview's clearance statement expressly names both frame and fork. Retain that scope when discussing the manufacturer reference. It is not a statement about another Pure Cycles family, an owner-modified frame or every tire carrying a superficially similar size label.
Avoid turning the ceiling into a replacement approval
A request for a different tire needs the exact bicycle and its applicable component information. The cited entries do not provide an inflation pressure, a tubeless conversion approval or a mudguard clearance figure. None should be supplied by subtracting the published 28 from the stated 32c limit.
Keep the proposed tire model and the existing wheel identified in the enquiry. “Up to” is useful manufacturer wording to preserve, but it does not eliminate the need to resolve the actual installation. The source also reserves changes to specifications, colors and materials without prior notice.
Use the right model and a truthful visual comparison
The corresponding local listing is Pure Cycles Original Bike — Juliet. Its presence provides a model reference, not a new measurement of the space surrounding an individual tire. Confirm the actual build rather than treating every retired Original as unchanged.
The separate white bicycle photograph locates tires inside a frame and fork. It cannot demonstrate Juliet's clearances or identify its tires. The Pure Cycles brand guide distinguishes the Original from the company's other bicycle types.
FAQ: reading the tire entries
Does the overview list a 32c tire as supplied?
No. It lists 28 mm tires and separately states clearance up to 700 × 32c.
Does this source specify tire pressure?
No pressure value appears in the cited tire and clearance entries.
Can the photograph verify a replacement tire fit?
No. It depicts another unidentified bicycle and provides no measurement of the Original.
Keep model-specific questions together in the Pure Cycles reference topic.
Manufacturer references: Original series overview (https://www.purecycles.com/pages/original-series-overview); Original 671003 specification (https://www.purecycles.com/pages/original-specs-671003); Original product and geometry (https://www.purecycles.com/products/original-21154).
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