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These wired tyres are extremely tough, have maximum security, are highly durable, and have the best puncture protection layer system which is made from highly elastic, special rubber (SmartGuard).
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In my view the best puncher free tyres
Posted04 July 2014
BigBadBurt
fromMilton Keynes
Country : United Kingdom
Age : 45-54
Interest : Cross Country MTB
Level : Regular
Gender : Male
Budget : Pro Performance
"I've been using Schwalbe puncher free tyres for the last 5 to 6 years & I've never had a puncher. I cycle on canal paths as well as off road trails etc & the tyres have never let me down. The only reason for buying these new tyres is because my new mountain bike never came with Schwalbe tyres."
Pros: Durable, Great Value, High Quality, Rugged, Good Fit
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These wired tyres are extremely tough, have maximum security, are highly durable, and have the best puncture protection layer system which is made from highly elastic, special rubber (SmartGuard).
could this tyre be run tubeless on a tubeless rim ?
I think it would depend on the type of rim you have. I have only ever used inner tubes.
2 years, 11 months ago
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BigBadBurt
Milton Keynes
These wired tyres are extremely tough, have maximum security, are highly durable, and have the best puncture protection layer system which is made from highly elastic, special rubber (SmartGuard).
Correct sized tyre?
My paper-round sons are down to one bike at the mo due to huge numbers of punctures. Looking at the Marathon Plus Tour Wired for replacements. The tyre size that came with the bike I need to repair first was 54-559 (26 X 1.95) but the size shown on the tyres you sell is 26 X 2.0 - would this tyre be suitable??
Also which inners do you recommend?
many thanks
Also which inners do you recommend?
many thanks
The difference between 1.95 & 2.0 is minimal & would not make any difference apart from the width of the tyre. 26 x 2.0 is just slightly wider on the main tread & the tyre would fit any 26 inch wheel.
2 years, 11 months ago
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BigBadBurt
Milton Keynes