[Casual Observer]

I'm sure some of you have noticed, but the wind has been kicking up down here in Phoenix pretty good the last couple of days. I was wondering if anybody has any recommendations on the best tire for windy conditions.

 

[Douger-1]

I'm sure some of you have noticed, but the wind has been kicking up down here in Phoenix pretty good the last couple of days. I was wondering if anybody has any recommendations on the best tire for windy conditions.

Bored at work?

 

[m77ranger]

I'm sure some of you have noticed, but the wind has been kicking up down here in Phoenix pretty good the last couple of days. I was wondering if anybody has any recommendations on the best tire for windy conditions.

Ask the dude at rei.

 

[tkd.teacher]

Well played, both of you.

John

 

[Casual Observer]

Ask the dude at rei.

I called. They said "round ones."

 

[Phillbo]

If the expected wind speed is greater than 9 knotts I revert back to the winter air blend.

 

[m77ranger]

If the expected wind speed is greater than 9 knotts I revert back to the winter air blend.

These are the ones you're looking for.

 

[ImaFred]

When it's really windy here, we ride our fatbikes, because everyone knows wind isn't effecting that rotating mass...

 

[Casual Observer]

If the expected wind speed is greater than 9 knotts I revert back to the winter air blend.

Dude, this is America. What is that in MPH? And can I get fries with that?

 

[Tomahawk3Niner]

I recommend these

Just make sure they don't have old/bad air in them.

 

[spaceboyrr]

These are the most sure footed tires to use in the wind.

 

[Dirdir]

Unfortunately your question cannot be answered because you have not provided sufficient details, including:

What type of riding do you prefer? What is your riding style? Do you prefer smooth single track or hard technical rock gardens? Stand and hammer or sit and spin? European or cosmopolitan? Harry Potter or LOTR? Also, try the search function in Road Bike Review.

 

[Mtn-Rider]

Old and bald, great for riding into those haboobs.

 

[dirtbyte]

Old and bald, great for riding into those haboobs.

Just take the tires off and ride on the rims. Less weight and way lower rolling resistance. Plus the wind will just right through your spokes. REI should be able to take yours off for you.

Also, I am having a hard time deciding which one of these to put on my bike. Help me decide. Lots of kickstands take your pick!!!

 

[Coondog#77]

Also, I am having a hard time deciding which one of these to put on my bike. Help me decide. Lots of kickstands take your pick!!!

Ya think he's flexible on price or maybe a bro discount.

 

[raisingarizona]

I saw the title and I just cracked up. I love it. Now we just need some ridiculous disco music. I give you.........Disco Apache

 

[Phillbo]

Dude, this is America. What is that in MPH? And can I get fries with that?

Sorry, I'm a sailor so I read wind in Knots.

9 Knots = 10.36 MPH

 

[dschwartz]

If blowing more from the North you want a wider, knobbier tread pattern - does not matter what brand.
If blowing from the South a smoother, easier rolling pattern is best.
Do NOT use tubeless if winds are from the west! Trust me on this one!!

 

[Mrwhlr]

When are you going to learn? The ones I'm using.

 

[Dirtrider127]

The tread won't affect the ride as much as the type of air used.
During windy conditions stay away from using helium. That stuff should only be used at Rampage