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Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
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Topic Name: Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
on: September 06, 2020, 01:41:10 PM
trevstonbury
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Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
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Hi guys,
I'm looking for some new tires for my mtb which im slowing fitting out for bikepacking. I usually do a mix of terrain from road, gravel, field and forest. I live in the UK so the varied weather and seasons means I need a solution which will be a good jack of all trades in as many conditions as possible, and something which is fairly puncture resistant/foldable is possible. I'm also interested in whether I should look for different tyres for front/rear. Any recommendations would be much appreciated!
Cheers
Trevor
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Topic Name: Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
Reply #1
on: September 08, 2020, 06:11:47 PM
Howard70
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Re: Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
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Hello Trevor:
I like Schwalbe Rocket Rons (Snakeskin Tubeless Ready version). I'm running 27.5 x 3" on a Salsa Mukluk due to soft sandy desert conditions. Low rolling resistance and they do surprisingly well on pavement. You would probably want a narrower size - not sure how small they get.
In 29" I run Schwalbe Thunder Burts (again, Snakeskin Tubeless Ready) on my Salsa Cutthroat. 2.1" width. Really a great tire for mixed pavement / dirt tracks. I don't know if they are available in 27.5.
Good Luck!
Howard Snell
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Topic Name: Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
Reply #2
on: September 09, 2020, 02:00:30 PM
RonK
Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Recommendation on 27.5 (650b) tires for bikepacking
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Try the Vittoria Mezcal. These are an excellent fast rolling allrounder for mixed surfaces. I have them on two bikes.
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