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 |16 x 1.75 bis <br />16 x 2.125	||305 mm 	||Juvenile, folders, trailers, some recumbents
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+==Französisch==
+In the French system, the first number is the nominal diameter in mm, followed by a letter code for the width: "A" is narrow, "D" is wide. The letter codes no longer correspond to the tire width, since narrow tires are often made for rim sizes that originally took wide tires; for example, 700 C was originally a wide size, but now is available in very narrow widths, with actual diameters as small as 660 mm.
+{| {{Prettytable|width=50%}}
+!Franzöisches Maß
+!ISO
+!Anwendung
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+|700 A	||642&nbsp;mm 	||Obsolete
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+|700 B	||635 mm 	||Rod-brake roadsters.
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+|700 C	||622 mm 	||Road bikes, hybrids, "29 inch" MTBs. (28 x 1 1/2 F.13 Canada)
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+|700 D	||587 mm 	||Oddball size formerly used on some GT models.
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+|650 A	||590 mm 	||French version of 26 x 1 3/8; Italian high-performance bikes for smaller riders
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+|650 B	||584 mm 	||French utility bikes, tandems, and loaded-touring bikes; some older Raleigh and Schwinn mountain bikes
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+|650 C	||571 mm 	||Triathlon, time trial, high performance road bikes for smaller riders
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+|600 A	||540 mm 	||European Juvenile road bikes, most wheelchairs
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+|550 A	||490 mm 	||European Juvenile road bikes
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+|500 A	||440 mm 	||European Juvenile, folding
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+|450 A	||390 mm 	||European Juvenile
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+|400 A	||340 mm 	||European Juvenile
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 ==Quelle==
 Dieser Artikel basiert auf dem Artikel [http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html Tire Sizing] von der Website   [http://sheldonbrown.com Sheldon Browns]. Originalautor des Artikels ist [[Sheldon Brown]].