kevlar bead=foldable tire?
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kevlar bead=foldable tire?
I'm about to buy a new rear tire, specifically, the Panaracer XC pro 2.1. The tire has a listing as a kevlar tire: https://www.rei.com/product/661232?st...Id=40000008000 and as a foldable tire: https://www.rei.com/product/784483?st...Id=40000008000. Are these actually different? There is also the wire bead version, which I'm not interested in.
Thanks for the help!
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As an avid Panaracer user they look the same to me. $48 is a little steep. Check on line and you should be able to get a 120tpi folding tire for $25.
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20 bones each:
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail/118...C-Pro-Tire.htm
Prob 60tpi but they are light and work just fine.
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail/118...C-Pro-Tire.htm
Prob 60tpi but they are light and work just fine.
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Thanks for the advise! I work at REI, so it won't be more expensive with my discount and the lack of shipping charges, plus its convenient to pick 'em up at work. Now, I just have to keep convincing myself to just get a new tire/stem/bashguard and keep the Jamis, instead of selling it to prodeal this: https://scottusa.com/us_en/product/1662/16103/genius_50