Description The Continental Tour Ride is a great tire for reliably getting around town or touring when the road conditions are unknown. It features a smooth center tread for quick rolling in the straights, but has ample tread on the shoulders for reliable cornering traction. Breakdown protection belt help ward off flats. High mileage rubber compound for long life. Size 28 Inch (635 ISO). 690 grams.
Note: This is a very unusual size used on rod-brake roadsters. Some 700c tires (622mm ISO) are labeled as 28 inch but are not the same as these 635mm ISO tires.
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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
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Great, smooth and great on Trucker for touring.
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Boulder, CO
3 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Road riding on steel frame Surley Long Haul Trucker. 225 lbs plus bike.
Reviewed 3/20/2015
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ok tire, seems puncture resistant BUT wish it took higher PSI for quicker response.
by StarWatcher
Cycling Enthusiast
Madison, WI
7 of 11 customers found this review helpful.
I road commute daily. I also hillclimb for training and fitness, as well as use our trails for offroad fun. Thus far, tires have endured the pounding. Even though I overinflated.
Which segways my gripe. I'd forgotten to ask the bike tech for PSI rec's. Now when I search the tirewalls for data, I need a magnifier. Worse, the specs are confusing. I read the word 'MAX' followed by what appears to be a long string of apha-numreic code. Please simplify these marks for us 'visually challenged' types.
Reviewed 5/15/2012
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now this is a nice tire
by biker
Casual Cyclist
denver-colo
3 of 16 customers found this review helpful.
nice tire olny wished it was in a 26inc
Reviewed 2/25/2010
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