Description All terrain, all the time.
Continental's AT Ride 700c Trekking Tire is an all-terrain tire that rolls well over all surfaces. Featuring a slender profile, this trekking tire features an aggressive tread pattern of blocky knobs that excel in loose or slippery surfaces. Reliable puncture protection is provided by Continental's Puncture ProTection rubber belt for when the route takes you through rough conditions.
Features:
This slender trekking tire has no fear of loose or slippery surfaces.
Profile inspired by mountain tire design, while retaining good rolling properties on all surfaces.
Reliable puncture protection via Puncture ProTection belt under tread.
Durable casing and long-lasting tread impress on all rides.
E25 technology makes this tire suitable for eBikes at speeds of up to 25 km/h.
Available size(s): 700 x 42mm.
Weight: 435 grams.
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The quality and ride I was expecting.
by slitespd
Cycling Enthusiast
Arizona desert
1 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Too early to tell about puncture resistance but they cant be worse than the Schwalbes that came on the bike.
Grippy
Reviewed 4/4/2019
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needs width
1 of 33 customers found this review helpful.
What is the width of this tire?
Reviewed 6/6/2018
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