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Clement 48
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Category:  Tires
Name:  Clement 48
Brand:  Clement
Model:  48
Years:  1970's
Country:  Italy
Weight:  340.2 grams (Spec)
Added By: steveinjava on 08/29/08
Updated By: peterbman on 01/08/17
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Label MarkingsClement 48 bisTire TypeTubular
SizesMax PSI 
Sidewall Typecotton tubularDesigned Use 
General Information

These were a lot wider than '50's' so made good winter training tubs.
At a guess 28mm and 14 ounces but help needed...

Specification for the Clement 48 tubular in the mid 70's Cycle Goods Catalog states 12oz.  Deep diamond tread, cotton tubular.
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