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Bill SDate Reviewed: May 22, 2013
Strengths: perfect tire for converting your old hardtail to street cruiser, rolling resistance is very low, rounded profile makes leaning in smoothWeaknesses: not as smooth rolling as Maxis Hookworm but in the same classBottom Line: turns an MTB into a street rocket, no problem with wear or flats or mounting problems, rotated front and rear after one year to balance wear
Favorite Trail: Los Gatos Creek
Duration Product Used: 1 yr
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: Schwalbe Online Stor
Similar Products Used: Maxxis Hookworm
Bike Setup: Stumpjumper Pro 2005 hardtail
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spinarou
a Cross Country Rider
from North Augusta SCDate Reviewed: December 5, 2010
Strengths: Roll fast! Cushy ride.Weaknesses: Heavyish. Hard to get the bead seated.Bottom Line: These tires surprised me. First off, I'm not using them for their intended purpose. They are strictly commuter duty. They were pretty inexpensive, but have worn incredibly well. Despite their weight, they roll fast. A little tough going uphill on a two speeder, but I like the challenge. I'm cutting it pretty close on clearance with a 2.3" on the little Trek, but they do fit. No issues with flats at this point. They did slide out a little on me on one occasion, but it was on a sealcoated asphalt parking lot, leaned over a bit too far. A little two-wheel drift on your morning commute is a good thing.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At: OutsideOutfitters
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Trek 800 Cromo Commuter. About 40 pounds. On one mary bar. Set-up as a two speed. Big ass Wald basket on the back. Rides like a tank, but carries all my crap.
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