|
|

If you enjoy riding around the city for errands, commuting and just plain old fun, throw these tires on your bike and let the games begin.
| Dimensions: | 700 x 32 / 35 |
|---|---|
| Recommended pressure: | 87 pounds per square inch |
| Weight: | 560 grams |
|
View other products from Michelin classified in Cycling > Tires. View all products from Michelin.
|
This product is available in the following colors:
Click any color to show the product in that color
| Reflective |
|
|
Works in Nassau! | |
| Rating: | ![]() |
| I commute on some pretty bad roads here in Nassau. Also, there are usually shattered bottles along the road. These tires have done a great job of rolling well and getting me safely back and forth to work, the store, or wherever. The ONLY shortcoming is their mushy feeling cornering at speed. That may be that they have a lower PSI than many other tires and I keep them about 35. So far they are holding up very well. | |
| Graz at REI on 07/15/2009 | |
A step up | |
| Rating: | ![]() |
| These are pretty new so I can't give long-term findings. So far they are several steps above the tires I replaced. These Michelin's have stiff sides and heavy surface which I presume will give it better durability and strength. They are only 36psi tires but they are solid and roll quick. I am very pleased with them. | |
| Graz at REI on 03/19/2009 | |
Neat - but too many flats in a city. | |
| Rating: | ![]() |
| I bought this tire as a replacement for my rear tire. Since fitting the tire - which I may note it fits perfectly - I have had an average of 1 flat per week. (about 6 weeks - 8 weeks) Perhaps it is my riding style, perhaps the terrain of city streets with broken glass and what not, I do not know. Hence, I give this product a 2 because I continually have to fix the inner tube that this tire protects. On the positive side the tire has a high pressure rating and with it a low rolling resistance. I suppose if I were riding on cleaner roads without broken glass, nails, etc., this would be a good tire. I don't though. | |
| Paul W. at REI on 07/04/2009 | |