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New productMTB solid tire 26x1 1/2 Greentyre
- €29.99
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New product -40%Deli Tire 700x35c 37-622 28x1 5/8 x 1 3/8
- €8.99
- €14.99
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New productGravel, fixie BRN CST 700 X 35 tire brown
- €11.99
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New productHybrid bike solid tire 700x28 Greentyre
- €9.99
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New product -50%Hybrid bike tire 28 inches 700x32c Continental Ride Tour
- €8.95
- €17.90
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New product -17%Hybrid bike tire 700x32c Hutchinson Acrobat
- €19.91
- €23.99
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New product -50%BRN Planet Air tire 700x35c 23-622
- €10.00
- €19.99
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New product -50%Deli Tire for city bike 700x35c 28x 1 5/8 1 3/8 37-622
- €9.50
- €18.99
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New product -35%Bike tire 700x35c BRN Planet Air
- €14.94
- €22.99
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New product -50%Hybrid bike tire Deli Tire 700 x 35c
- €9.50
- €18.99
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New productTire Deli Tire 700 x 35c 28 x 1 5/8 x 1 3/8
- €9.99
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UsedHutchinson tire 700 x 38c
- €6.99
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City bike tires are specifically designed to meet the needs of urban cyclists, providing both durability, comfort and performance on a variety of urban surfaces. Here are some important features to consider:
1. Width:
City bike tires are generally wider than those of road bikes, providing better stability and comfort on often uneven urban surfaces. Width can vary from 28mm to 42mm or more, depending on rider preference and riding conditions.
2. Tread profile:
City bike tires often have a smooth or semi-smooth tread profile, which provides low rolling resistance and a comfortable ride on paved and asphalt surfaces. Some tires may also have light tread patterns to improve grip on wet surfaces.
3. Puncture protection:
Many city bike tires feature layers of puncture protection to reduce the risk of punctures caused by debris such as nails, broken glass or urban debris. This feature is particularly important for trips in urban areas where roads can be strewn with debris.
4. Carcass material:
The tire carcass, which is the structural part of the tire, can be made from different materials, such as nylon, polyester or cotton. Soft-cased tires offer better flexibility and comfort, while rigid-cased tires offer better durability and increased resistance to punctures.
5. Tire pressure:
Recommended tire pressure may vary depending on tire width and rider preference. City bike tires are typically inflated to lower pressures than road bike tires, providing better shock absorption and comfort on urban surfaces.
6. Compatibility with urban surfaces:
City bike tires are designed to provide optimal performance on a variety of urban surfaces, including paved roads, sidewalks, bike paths and gravel paths. They must be robust enough to withstand urban conditions while providing a comfortable and efficient ride.
In summary, city bike tires are essential components that significantly influence the performance, comfort and durability of cycling in urban environments. By choosing tires tailored to their individual needs and preferences, urban cyclists can maximize their riding pleasure and safety on the road.