Did you fall from the bike when it's wet weather

What if I put a thinner tires but matches the size

Do they come in 29's? Do you have a link for them please?

Schwalbe Al Grounder 2.35 On the rear Schwalbe Hurricane 2.25 front Aerothan tubes on a 29er . Rolls really well Road Gravel & Trail. Had a G-One Speed on the rear but had a problem with punctures.

What tyres are they?

i did same just went for maxxis grifter its 29x2.1 and runs great

Thanks for the video; Im thinking of doing the same thing

Very cool! ; I just got some Rubena V99 City Hopper Bicycle Tire with Anti-Puncture System and Reflective Sidewall (Black, 26x2.0-Inch) Tires, since my bontrager mtb tires just split down the Tread middle on the rear. I'm using my mtb as as a grocery haul and bike camping/ packing rig w both packing bags and or panniers pending feel and needs. . Any how, it's great to see there's other options out there, as I just looked for the highest rated and cheapest tire out there and landed on these Mitas tires; so fingers crossed works okay; as I'm a roadie at heart anyway. Kudos 👏

The bike is solid and my Ebike conversion went great. kzfaq.infoUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Very smooth ride at 30mph with no problems (135 miles ridden so far). The picture is a bit deceiving - there is WAY less space in the center of the frame than it shows. The suspension connection takes up the entire thing. So I needed to attach my battery on the bottom of the frame and my controller on the top. Instructions for assembly were lacking but honestly it wasn't too hard to figure out even though I have very little bike knowledge. Watched some youtube videos on adjusting the disk brakes but that was it. Still, I am loving it and very happy with the purchase.

How about attaching gravel tires ?

I basically ride a full suspension mountain bike not for trails, but urban commuting. I love the smooth ride it gives me, pot holes and uneven sidewalk slabs are a non event, I can just stay seated and pedal through it. I hate bikes where you can feel every little pebble and miniscule crack in the road, not my cup of tea.

how wide are they?

"Everybody trying to keep safe distance from each other." I wish people wouldn't pass me while staying in the same lane and I have no room to move over. Sometimes there is no room, sometimes there is but dangerous holes or debris. I ride over the debris where I feel the bike can handle it when next to high speed through ways. People are nuts or it seems they don't care about others' safety.

Thanks for video, but getting tires based on looks is shallow. Based on your use, thin as possible would have been better.

I chucked some Schwalbe Super Moto 29x2.4" on my Nukeproof Giga to help improve my fitness between trail rides. My usual Maxxis setup (F Assegai/R Minion) tyres are extremely aggressive and while they're great downhill they're a nightmare everywhere else. I wanted to get up bulk k's in between trail sessions to improve my climbs and the Super Moto are phenomenal tyres. Basically full slicks and I'm able to push out more k's for the same effort which makes the endurance training a lot more fun. Whereas I used to only do a couple of laps of my local area I can now ride all day. I got them on special for £22 (USD$28) each instead of the RRP £55 (USD$68) so if you keep your eye out you can pick up some at a bargain price too.

What are they Lad? 😂

Nice review. I ran semi-slicks on my MTB for years, ran smooth on asphalt, and had knobbly sidethread so i felt confident doing light turns on the trail.

how do these handle in the wet conditions or damp paths / road?

Nice tires, they splash? Because I have the maxxis hookworm and all the mud is on my back

DO you have an updated link, as I am having a hell of a time finding any slick tire for 27.5

Help is it ok to use 29.40 on a 29 mountain wheels. Is it too big?

Just put some 29”x2.25 on my mtb and man, they have some MAD acceleration.

You should have driven it for the camera buddy!

Bro !! I have a genesis 29 mountain bike where can I get some of those tires ??

HOW IS THE AQUAPLANING ON THESE SLICKS ? are they good for it ?

I have the 29" version of the Marlin 6 and I just mounted some Maxxis Hookworm 29x2.5 versy similar tire and I found a great improvement in speed. But the most amazing part is on how quiet they are compared to the tires that came with the bike.

Where did u get those tires?

Are the apple ones worth it?

A bit late to this thread, but I have been using Schwalbe Johnny Watts tyres on my MTB's. Run 27.5" x 2.6" on one, and 27.5" x 2.35" on another. Really good tyres, not the cheapest but good wear, not too heavy and have yet to get a puncture on any of them. They look good too, with a big knobby tread but the knobs are big and flat and roll well on pavement.

Thanks just what I needed to know

nice.. I wish I found this video this mrng.. I already purchased a skinny one.. i didn't know about slick tires.

Thats for an e bike for a heavy Guy and a lot of watts of motor with 32mm wide tires you are more than done for road and that if the road is broken but by looking that road very smooth is not necesary you could use the least width that you rim offer

Perfect video

The tire size is 2.3 Just curious, what the inner width size of your rim?

i have some Shwalbe slicks on mine,think im gonna try the Maxxis holy rollers next

What tires are these? How are they holding up now?

Twenty percent of my riding is on gravel roads. I am not in it for speed or for thrills and jumps. Just a 2 hour evening ride every other day. High speed happens though because of the rider, the bike and mountain hills. From my experience I am beginning to think that tire pressure and width has more to do with traction and stability than tread design; except in sand and mud. Slicks only being good for pure speed and light weight on dry and clean roads. I have not had problems off road without knobbies but I do avoid mud and sand. I am currently looking to try a deep groove tire with a solid center strip to provide low rolling resistance. The grooves to provide bite through the layer of sand at the intersections on some of our rural roads.

I did the same thing when I bought my 2011 Cannondale F7. The Kenda Nevegal tires it came with had such an aggressive tread that made my bike difficult to ride because of the rolling resistance those tires had. I switched them out for Kenda Kiniption tires. The smoother tread made my bike so much easier to ride and since I never was going to go mountain biking on a $500 bike, I left them on and used it mainly for transportation around the city.

Skinny is Funny?

What are these slick tyres called I really need some

Isn't that a road/hardtail type cycle? Mtb has rear suspension as long as i know, maybe im wrong?

This video was well done. Thank you for the info. I’m kind of in the same situation, as I like the look of the hard tail mountain bike but I don’t go off-road. I would rather have the smooth ride of a street tire with the look of an aggressive, wider mtb tire. As you stated, there is not that much information on this subject. Thanks again.

awesome.. I guess my requirement too. I do commute on MB for work. Already changed rear tyre to a slick one. Looking for a model for front now.

Can you send us the link

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Where you buy it

Just get a proper commuter bike. Why suffer?

Tires for 25 bucks? Ugh, wish I had bought some a year ago.

What s your opinion on tyres with treads that try to be in between slick and knobby, to allow smooth road rolling but also a bit of off road grip for small gravel? (the nimbus you have do not seem good with any gravel)? Continental double.fighter, schwable hurricane.or schwalbe marathon mondial. Or conti raceking - made for xc race. What s your opinon of those?

What is the size of your frame? Im using a 17" frame size. I want to change my tires like that. I was windering if it will fit with no rubbing. TIA