New Tires 26 x 2.00 vintage MTB
 

Looking for some nice new vintage correct looking wire bead 26 x 2.00 black wall decent quality tires at a good price for my hard rock 1'st time will be buying MTB tires new in 20 years. For years I manged to pic tires or whole bikes for next to nothing at thrift store garage sales. But there gone now and I need to suck it up and actually buy a set of tires
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g new MTB tires 20yrs.

I like the Continental town and country tire. You can get it in 1.9 or 2.1.

I have a set off town and countires on one of my other bikes great tires but they just don't seem, right for the Hardrock which really needs better quailty nobbies.

https://r2-bike.com/navi.php?k=158&Sortierung=9&af=0

Can you fit wider than 2.0"?

Nothing period correct there I suppose. Gumwall knobby might look good with the blue frame.

These were around back in the day: https://panaracerusa.com/product/smoke-dart-mtb-tire/

I've been looking for some "better" quality 26 x 2.0 tires for a '92 stumpjumper I plan on building up.

They're not cheap at around $40 apiece but I like the panaracer ribmo 26 x 2.0 tires.The weight isn't bad at 560 grams per tire, I like the quality of panaracer tires, and they use good anti-puncture technology.

While theres clearance to go a bit bigger 2.25. I really need to stick with 2.0 or 1.95 wire bead tires on the current wheels Araya dimpled 1.50 rims wth a lip not hooked.

For the 92 Stumbjumber Specialized still has the basically OEM correct Ground control tires listed for $30 on there website. I'm considering going with these or maybe the Hardrock-Rs for my bike.


https://www.specialized.com/us/en/sh...perty:Mountain

The Ground Control tires are 2.1. What types of terrain do you plan to ride with this bike? You are looking at some aggressive tires which will feel slow on pavement. Why are you insisting on a vintage looking tire?