I have a 26" mountainbike and I was wondering if with this type of tires (they aren't smooth as road bikes) I can still use this model.
1866403
If you mean that you have 26" wheels you should be fine in terms of fit and function. The rough tread on a mountain bike tire WILL be a bit noisy though.
976832
Absolutely. I have very large mountain bike tires. Works great.I think any tire size or style will work.
411671
They seem more of a road tire. I'm sure they'll work, but not as aggressive or thick as a mtn bike tire.
1165409
I can say it will work or not. I got these tubes to go with regular mountain bike tires.
2241387
Yes, it is 26 inch tires. There is a smaller Dahon folding bike but I wanted a standard size bike.
130454
I'm no bike expert, but I'd strongly caution against going beyond the 26'. The tube fit great, and still works without a flaw, and I can only assume it still works great because of the tight fit between the tube and the tire. Hope that helps.
1658058
Yes but Regular MTB tires make a lot of noise, I would only recommend it if you mount slick/semi-slick MTB tires. I tried with my 29 inch regular tires MTB and could not stand the noise after a couple of minutes, now I only use my Tri bike on the trainer, little noise, great product.
1429950
Yes, they will fit. These will NOT work as well off road as the knobby mountain bike tires that came on your bike, they are strictly tires meant for the road, paved trails, hard surfaces. They have, as the name implies, almost no tread(slick). I wonder, since you bought a mountain bike, why you would want a road bike tire? If you are riding only on the road, street, or pavement, why did you buy a mountain bike? I am confused.
465325
As others have answered, this is actually a British tire size. In Bicycle land, 1.5 and 1 1/2 are not the same tire.If you have a US Bike, its over 90% likely this tire will not fit your bicycle. It absolutely will NOT fit a Mountain Bike.The price is exceptionally low (no demand) and there are many used ones because it will only work on a European bike that uses a very unusual rim size.
2157738
I don't think so, but am not at home where my rack is right now. Regular mountain bike tires fit ok. I wish I could be more positive, but until I am home, I can't be sure.
145691
I believe my bike is a road bike. It has what we use to call baloon tires. they are 2.25 X 26. and the tread is relatively smooth. My bike works fine.
2101208
The Midmoor has tires that are a little over 1" wide. In my opinion too narrow for roads not paved or packed very hard. I would recommend a mountain bike.
287481
26x 1 3/8 is an "oddball" size of smaller road bikes and is issued for older bikes only. So, no, it will not fit your rim.
1130929
Michael this tire is what is found on department store bikes so if thats the type of bike you ride then the same model front will do just fine. On the other hand, if you are a more serious mtb rider then I'd stay away from these tires altogether.
766552
I doubt it. Mountain bikes with big tires yes, but the really large tires for sand riding would ride on top versus sliding in for stability.
1875278
I also have an old Schwinn road bike with that size tire, and I've been using this rim for the last week. No problems.
1427813
Yes. I just did it yesterday. Compared to my 26" MTB it cannot get the speed as gear 7 sets the limit. But you mention leasure and that is fine. My only complaint after the 20 miles is the saddle. I like hard saddles but that one is quite uncomfortable. I like the selle Italia styles and might just replace it.