Schwalbe
One Tire - Performance Tubeless

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One Tire - Performance Tubeless

When it comes to all-around road tires, it's hard to beat the One Tire from Schwalbe. It offers easy tubeless setup, and technology built to handle hairpin corners, and slick surfaces. It packs in Schwalbe's ADDIX compound for massive durability, and grip on wet winter roads.

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A tubeless-easy tire for all-condition road riding
Tubeless technology reduces rolling resistance and flats
Reliable and agile handling thanks to sleek surface with siping
EPI carcass with RaceGuard improves protection from flats and tears
ADDIX compound is reliable, durable, and intensely grippy
Run lower pressures and ride in comfort thanks to tubeless setup
Item #SCHG00B

Compound: Addix
Size: 700 X 25mm
Type: tubeless, clincher
Casing: TLE
Protection: RaceGuard
TPI: 67
PSI: 70-110
Bead: folding
Claimed Weight: 275g
Recommended Use: road cycling
Manufacturer Warranty: limited

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4 out of 5 stars

July 16, 2020

Appears to be very high quality

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Size Bought:: 700X25c
Height:: 5' 11"
Weight:: 170

I have had good performance and wear from Schwalbe tires on my trikes over the years. I?ve only just entered the tubeless world. I was very apprehensive watching uTube vids from fans and foes as to the finicky nature of tubeless. These are labeled ?easy? which is exactly true. I was able to find a friend who sold me a canister you pump to 140-160psi with a regular floor pump. Then expel that pressure in a single burst. Pop,pop, pop and the tire went on in a fraction of a second. Sealant, then re pressurize with standard pump. So far so good. Durability and puncture resistance will have to wait. I?m sure your results may vary as all rims are obviously not perfectly same specs. Plan to purchase another as a spare as BC.com had an amazing price point.

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