So what is the tread life; I know it depends on the rider to a point.
1552846
just this past year I have put over 2500 miles on mine and they still r good u can see a slit flat spot in the center of the tire starting but my buddy had the same tires on his bike and he had over 8,000 miles and it was still good it is a very good set of tires for the price and they will last at lest 3 seasons and they hold up well around corner I have put mine to the test going 100 around a very very sharp corners and up to 140
1552847
I purchased this tire for a friend and she has them on a sport bike. So far she is very happy with the grip in corners and even traction in the rain. Haven't had them long enough for tread life to be an issue.
1552848
Well I had the tires since August 20th of this year and I ride every day sometimes hard and the tread life is lasting a long time...grips good and is good in rain...great tire for the price
1511839
Sorry. Can't tell. Whatever they are the wheels roll terrific and smooth whether a light or heavier rider uses it.
62101
It rides close enough for my comfort. The time saved on flats and air checking as well as pumping are well worth while considering. Mounting rim as well as the inside of the tires --not that hard. I did grease the inside of the tire and the rim to help with future spoke adjustment and to prevent rust from the inside out. PEACE
1009008
1 Tire, You may want to look at others first though/ this has no tread at all its smooth. But it has been holding up well on my bike
1484795
No. The tire I bought about 3 months ago, still on my MOTORIZED bike, speeds of 17 mi. Per. Hr. The average person rides anywhe from 8-12.
1140177
It depends what you're doing on the long board, and where you're riding it. All I've done is cruise, mine has lasted a long time.
1240013
I would say somewhere in between. With heavy enough braking or acceleration, anything can slide around on it. Most of the things that I put on it stay put for the most part unless they have a slick painted surface.
696674
I have a 'Specialized Expedition' bike on my trainer with 26 x 1.95 tires , and have found that the tire wear is somewhat greater than normal road wear, however, the key is maintaining the proper tension and tire pressure to insure longer tire wear.
2282704
a little over 2" at the tread. They are a light tread pattern for road and light off-road.
1333282
Tread starts out at 18/32s and i drive it every day for probably 8 months now and they are 17/32 and 16/32s
1558264
If a cruiser, then it is built to take cruiser treads. Having said that, putting on knobbies wouldn't interfere at all with ride.You could also use the no flat tubes that can reduce flats.
1445177
It depends on your bike and how heavy you are somewhere between 30 and 35 miles an hour.. But there are many upgrades and you can go faster.. Safe riding be careful.. ;)
1231035
Don't know about those numbers, but they're probably of no importance to the consumer. The important ones to you are the sizes and tire pressure. In my case, 700x42 tires, those are 622 (the wheel size for a 700c rim) and 40, the nominal tire width. As for puncture resistance, I live in major thorn country and average a flat about every 50 miles on most tires. I don't use the bike with these tires much (it's a rain/mud/shopping singlespeed), but in six months or so, maybe 1000 miles, I've had no flats.
1261981
I can't say, but I have gotten maybe 1 or 2 flats with them in 4 years. My daily commute is 8 miles, each way, from North to South Manhattan. I run them on a Kona Kahuna mountain bike.
670523
Thanks guys for the answers. I ride a lot. About 10-12 k a year. The price is good on this one. Thanks again.
2233453
Range will vary with riders weight and terrain. I live in a flat area and can go 50 minutes a charge. I commute 5 miles round trip to work with plenty of power to spare.
28173
hello, i often ride 20-30 miles a day in good weather, i changed and customized my overdrive for my style of riding, a comfy seat, metal pedals, a more street friendly tire. A note though, if you plan on adding a rack and bag to the rear in in for a challenge as there are no braze on's to attach anything to. Fugi makes a nice 29er with 30 speeds, and Haro was my 1st choise but i didn't like the guy selling them.