Tyres and tubes for mountain bikes
Aeron
CX/Gravel Tube ExtraLite Protect 650B-700C/32-52mm/65mm
Article no.:
77618-2
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Michelin
Airstop A3 Gravel 33/46-622/635 PR48 MTB Tube
Article no.:
75821-1
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-28%
Michelin
Airstop B4 (48/62-584) MTB Tube
Article no.:
74569-1
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-44%
Vredestein
60-559 26''-27.5" MTB Tube Presta 50
Article no.:
72612
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MTB tyres and inner tubes
The choice starts with the ground. Coarse, widely spaced knobs grip in soft ground and mud; finer, more closely spaced knobs roll faster and quieter on hard ground.
Rubber compound
Soft rubber grips better and wears faster; hard rubber lasts longer and slips sooner. Many tyres combine both: harder in the middle for rolling resistance, softer on the shoulders for cornering.
Tubeless
More common off-road than on the road, because you can ride with low pressure without risking pinch flats. Sealant closes small holes by itself on the way.
Front and rear tyres can be different. More grip at the front and less rolling resistance at the rear is a common split.
