Any good for an Airnimal Chameleon?
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Any good for an Airnimal Chameleon?
I'm looking for a 24" tyre which will give more puncture protection than my present Panaracers.
I've found these Schwalbe's 24" 25-540 which are sold as wheelchair tyres and these appear ideal. Does anyone have experience of these tyres? Are they suitable for use on a bike or will they be too fast wearing?
I do know they are very expensive.
https://shrunk.net/82005228
I've found these Schwalbe's 24" 25-540 which are sold as wheelchair tyres and these appear ideal. Does anyone have experience of these tyres? Are they suitable for use on a bike or will they be too fast wearing?
I do know they are very expensive.
https://shrunk.net/82005228
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I don't know what the erto size is for the Chameleon, but I easily found these tires on the manufacturers homepages
Schwalbe Marathon (and Plus as well) 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe Delta Cruiser 37-540 24 x 1 3/8
Schwalbe Land Cruiser 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe Land Cruiser 50-507 24 x 1.90/2.00
Schwalbe Silento II 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe HS 159 47-507 24 x 1.75
Continental Saalsport 24 x 1
Continental Saalsport 24 x 1 1/8
Continental Steher 24 x 1
Continental TourRide 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe Marathon (and Plus as well) 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe Delta Cruiser 37-540 24 x 1 3/8
Schwalbe Land Cruiser 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe Land Cruiser 50-507 24 x 1.90/2.00
Schwalbe Silento II 47-507 24 x 1.75
Schwalbe HS 159 47-507 24 x 1.75
Continental Saalsport 24 x 1
Continental Saalsport 24 x 1 1/8
Continental Steher 24 x 1
Continental TourRide 47-507 24 x 1.75
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I'm looking for a 24" tyre which will give more puncture protection than my present Panaracers.
I've found these Schwalbe's 24" 25-540 which are sold as wheelchair tyres and these appear ideal. Does anyone have experience of these tyres? Are they suitable for use on a bike or will they be too fast wearing?
I do know they are very expensive.
https://shrunk.net/82005228
I've found these Schwalbe's 24" 25-540 which are sold as wheelchair tyres and these appear ideal. Does anyone have experience of these tyres? Are they suitable for use on a bike or will they be too fast wearing?
I do know they are very expensive.
https://shrunk.net/82005228
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May I suggest tyre liners? I have started using them since I found that built-in kevlar liners don't work all that well. They're better than nothing, but not much better. But they costa more, wear out and add weight (the latter which liners do also, but they don't wear out and you aren't limiting your choices and weigh very little).
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many thanks for your suggestions. At present I'm running Panaracer Paselas with the kevlar belt but reports so far seem to show that they are vulnerable to punctures. I may have a look at the Stelvios as I have a high opinion of Schwalbe.
I've just bought this bike and it's my first folder so I'm intent on getting it right for the summer tour.
I've just bought this bike and it's my first folder so I'm intent on getting it right for the summer tour.