Have old an P2C (white from 07 or 08). I used a 60/90 combo when they first came out. No issues. It was my S2 that wouldnt fit the 90... sold it and got a deal on 404FC for the back.

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I HAd a 2012 p2 and had no problems with a 60/90 set up

Yes. 25.0

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Great, thank you to those you provided feedback.

I have a 2012 model P2 (Last one before the update) and was running the original Flo wheels with no issues.

You should have no issues with the P2 and our 2012-2015 model wheels.

Have a great day,

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Chris Thornham
Co-Founder And Previous Owner Of FLO Cycling

I just picked up a 60/90 set that was originally bought in September 2013...very excited to try them out!

I have my eyes on a used 2012 Cervelo S5. Is there any concern about these wheels not fitting the S5? I know the previous generation S5 wouldn't fit 25mm tires?

Thanks!

This right here is why FLO rocks. You can go right to the source. Even an email to the brothers gets a personal response really quickly

The S5 can have some issues with "tall" tires like the GP4000s. Taller tires rub on the inside of the rear wheel cut out, so you may have to experiment with a few tires.

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Chris Thornham
Co-Founder And Previous Owner Of FLO Cycling

Thanks Chris. But, no concern with the Flo's themselves causing the rubbing, right? Or are you saying that the choice of tire will determine if there's any chance of rub regardless of the wheel itself?

To my knowledge, the S5 can have issues with any tall tire on any wheel... not just FLO wheels.

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Chris Thornham
Co-Founder And Previous Owner Of FLO Cycling

On my road bike - Giant TCR Advanced (2013) I had to use a Zipp Tagente Tire on my Flo 90 - 2016 model wheel, based on the suggestion of Flo. Worked great. The GP4000 worked fine on my slice. But rubbed on the Giant.

Funny this is being asked. I tried, just for the heck of it, fitting 25mm Conti 2000's on my 2016 P2. The rear tire rubbed. It was literally stuck. The P2 seat post is pretty tightly designed against the rear tire/wheel. I hope the 23mm's fit. If they are "too tall" I'll be bummed.

Note: I am not using Flo wheels

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