SCHWALBE tyres overview...
Seems to be a few questions about the different types of tyres. I've found that bike24.de carries all the variants and ships globally.
The catalogue should address these questions (pages 68 and 69 are of particular interest). https://www.schwalbe.com/en/cataloge...nglish_low.pdf I'm a cheap bastard and go with the greenguard only as they run €15/tyre. Pages 68 and 69 below. https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b009f6f70a.png https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...fba8969ad9.png https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...d5fb3bb7e4.png |
Good info. Thanks.
Oh wait, this is bikeforums, I'm supposed to argue with you. Ummm.... recumbents rule! ;) |
Originally Posted by Notso_fastLane
(Post 20896891)
Good info. Thanks.
Oh wait, this is bikeforums, I'm supposed to argue with you. Ummm.... recumbents rule! ;) America is a hell hole and Europe is better. Drop bars aren't for commuting. (I think we have the arguing covered now!) |
Originally Posted by acidfast7
(Post 20896909)
America is a hell hole and Europe is better. |
Originally Posted by carlos danger
(Post 20897157)
Is this really an argument or just a contradiction?
Hell, he's got it in his bio under his avatar. The most intolerant hate filled person on the site. |
Originally Posted by Skipjacks
(Post 20897274)
He's not even joking. This is his actual opinion that he's more than happy to throw out there to get a rise out of anyone he can.
Hell, he's got it in his bio under his avatar. The most intolerant hate filled person on the site. In this thread, I was initially being self-deprecating in response to the response to the OP. If you can't see that, then I can't help you. You also need to dial the hate toward me down a notch or two. Thank you very much and have a nice evening. |
Originally Posted by acidfast7
(Post 20896909)
Get bent.
America is a hell hole and Europe is better. Drop bars aren't for commuting. (I think we have the arguing covered now!) I will be curious to test some tires and see how they hold up to the local road hazards, though. |
Originally Posted by Notso_fastLane
(Post 20897606)
Having spent a fair amount of time living (and biking) in the EU, I actually agree. :)
Except I agree with all your point here. ;) I will be curious to test some tires and see how they hold up to the local road hazards, though. Drop do make sense in some situations. Again, it was self-depricating humour ;) |
I replaced my drop bars with crazy bars. I run Schwalbe Marathon Mondial tires on Velocity Psycho rims. I am not cheap and run the more expensive variant for better flat resistance. I liked Europe when I was in the military and am working on going back for an extended bike trip.
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Originally Posted by Rick
(Post 20897691)
I replaced my drop bars with crazy bars. I run Schwalbe Marathon Mondial tires on Velocity Psycho rims. I am not cheap and run the more expensive variant for better flat resistance. I liked Europe when I was in the military and am working on going back for an extended bike trip.
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Schwalbe's tire naming convention is confusing to say the least, and many online sites seem to be a bit imprecise about what tire you're actually buying. This catalog is quite helpful, thanks for the link.
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Originally Posted by acidfast7
(Post 20896909)
Get bent.
America is a hell hole and Europe is better. Drop bars aren't for commuting. (I think we have the arguing covered now!) |
Originally Posted by phughes
(Post 20898888)
I don't think so. Waxing your chain is better than any other chain lube.
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Originally Posted by acidfast7
(Post 20898903)
I use extra virgin olive oil myself and my chain has lasted since 2013 with absolutely no chain stretch whatsoever! It's good for another 20 years.
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Originally Posted by phughes
(Post 20898943)
Extra Virgin olive oil is overrated. All that is, is oil made from really ugly olives.
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