Bicycle tires
02-23-24, 06:38 AM
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Vittoria Revolution Tech
https://www.jensonusa.com/Vittoria-R...-Tech-G20-Tire
https://www.jensonusa.com/Vittoria-R...-Tech-G20-Tire
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02-24-24, 11:24 AM
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Vittoria Revolution Tech
https://www.jensonusa.com/Vittoria-R...-Tech-G20-Tire
https://www.jensonusa.com/Vittoria-R...-Tech-G20-Tire
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02-24-24, 12:26 PM
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02-24-24, 12:27 PM
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Continental Olympic ii. The only tires for your situation.
https://www.racycles.com/equipment/c...8?sku=10022696
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https://www.racycles.com/equipment/c...8?sku=10022696
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02-24-24, 02:18 PM
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can't you wrong with any of these 3, I have use/have used all
https://www.renehersecycles.com/shop...-bon-jon-pass/
https://www.biketiresdirect.com/prod...r=18259&sg=500
bit more roady
https://www.biketiresdirect.com/prod...tire?fltr=3774
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+1 on Rene Herse and if not that Panaracer Pasela
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If you're going to use them on pavement and maintained gravel, check out the Continental Gatorskin. They are really tough tires and, to me, roll very well for what they're intended - a trouble free tire.
If you think you need some tread, check out Continental Terra Speed, Maxxis Rambler, Donnelly MSO or Vittoria Terreno (three versions dry, mix, zero... I have the dry). They are all excellent tires and roll well on pavement or maintained gravel and also have a little tread for occasional slippery stuff. All would make great commuter or general use tires. I would buy based on finding one of these options on sale as they are all fine tires.
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Most decent tires today are made to run tubeless. That doesn’t mean most people run them without tubes.
And it makes no difference if it is an old style or new. I have a couple of 26er mtbs that I run Fire XC Pros on the rear. It is a 25 year old design but I can’t buy a new folding one that isn’t tubeless compatible.
John
And it makes no difference if it is an old style or new. I have a couple of 26er mtbs that I run Fire XC Pros on the rear. It is a 25 year old design but I can’t buy a new folding one that isn’t tubeless compatible.
John
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Most decent tires today are made to run tubeless. That doesn’t mean most people run them without tubes.
And it makes no difference if it is an old style or new. I have a couple of 26er mtbs that I run Fire XC Pros on the rear. It is a 25 year old design but I can’t buy a new folding one that isn’t tubeless compatible.
John
And it makes no difference if it is an old style or new. I have a couple of 26er mtbs that I run Fire XC Pros on the rear. It is a 25 year old design but I can’t buy a new folding one that isn’t tubeless compatible.
John
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