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Cyclocross Tires

Cyclocross is one of the fastest growing segments of the cycling world. Short courses and rowdy crowds make it an excellent introduction to racing for riders and spectators.

Tubular Cyclocross Tires

Cyclocross riders are probably the segment of the cycling world most devoted to tubular tires. 'Cross racers run their tires at 30-40psi in wet weather, the fact that tubulars are not subject to pinch flats makes them ideal for cyclocross.

As one of the most prominent manufacturers of tubular tires, Tufo is also a very respected producer of cyclocross tires. The Tufo Flexus Tubular Cyclocross Tire is the company's flagship 'cross tire, and one of the most sought after on the market. Our Flexus shipments tend to sell out within weeks of arrival (Hint: We often have them in stock during the spring and summer. BUY EARLY!). The Tufo Elite Cyclocross LPS Tubular Tire is also well suited for race day.

Clincher Cyclocross Tires

While tubular tires are the standard for racing, most training is done on clinchers. The ease of fixing a flat makes clinchers ideal for everyday riding. And while they may not be the choice of the pro's, there's plenty of riders mounting their clincher 'cross tires for race day.

Lacking a tubular line, Michelin is one of the industry leaders in high quality 'cross clinchers. The Michelin Cyclocross Mud 2 Tire and Michelin Cyclocross Jet Tire are two of the most popular 'cross clinchers, durable and fast.

Schwalbe is another popular manufacturer of 'cross clinchers. Their German roots keep them in close proximity to the cyclocross heartland. The Schwalbe Racing Ralph 700x35 is a popular training or racing tire.

The Maxxis MiMo CX Tire perpetuates Maxxis's excellent reputation and hooks up especially well in the mud.

Kenda makes extremely durable 'cross tires excellent for the training bike. The Kenda Kross Supreme provides rgeat traction in all conditions, while the Kenda Kwick Cyclocross is the only 'cross tire we carry narrow enough to fit through your dual-pivot road brakes.

Last but not least, the WTB Cross Wolf Race 700x32 Tire has become one of our favorite training or racing tires due to its aggressive tread, impressive durability and nice price. WTB is best known for their MTB line, but the Cross Wolf delivers the goods.

Whew! That's just a brief introduction to our inventory of Cyclocross Tires, but hopefully enough to get you started. Like any product, most racers find their preferred tire or combination of tires through experience and trial and error. And don't forget about our WesternBikeWorks Road Hazard Insurance, which is especially worthwhile in a sport as hard on tires as cyclocross.

At WesternBikeworks, we've tried about every cyclocross wheel and tire combination available. Our location in Portland, Oregon has provided us with opportunities to find the best cyclocross tires for wet, dry or frozen conditions. Please contact us with any questions regarding cyclocross tires at 1-800-651-4050 or Sales@WesternBikeworks.com.

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