Description For your way off-road. For more comfort. For the adventure.
Be it the long tour or the shortcut on your way home. The new gravel Continental Terra Speed 650b Gravel Tire gets you there. Made to get you over rough and smooth.
The ProTection technology gives Continental tires their perfect mix of fast-rolling, grip and puncture protection. Four plies under the tread and three in the sidewalls make this possible. The whole tire attains greater resilience and becomes less vulnerable to damage.
The user-optimized Tubeless System
The TL technology is specifically designed to offer Tubeless for road cycling demands. Easy to install and reliable in use.
Specifically developed the Tubeless bead seals through its unique shape and provides stable fitting on the rim.
Continental recommends the usage of corresponding TL-Sealant.
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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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Quiet and smooth on pavement and easy to install
by Couvbiker
Daily Commuter
Vancouver, Washington
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Bicycle is being used primarily on pavement with occasional use on dirt trails.
Reviewed 6/15/2021
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Worked.
So far very happy with these tires. Excellent ride and handling on loose gravel and shallow sand. Not wide enough for deep sand or gravel.
Reviewed 8/18/2022
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Reliable and easy to mount.
by adermard
Cycling Enthusiast
Boston, MA
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
I am using them tubeless on some Mavic CrossRide wheels. I had a bit of trouble at the beginning with them holding air but according to the bike shop it turned out to be not enough sealant and the valve was not tight enough. Now they hold 30psi for a week at least.
They are comfortable and smooth but they do not have MTB tire edge grip, I almost went down cornering hard over some loose gravel on top of hard pack dirt.
Easy to mount up onto the rim, just a bit harder than a typical MTB tire but not as hard as a road tire. And you can pretty easily get them to seat and pop into the bead lock with a floor pump or even with my single action mini pump so no need to carry a co2 cartridge.
I have about 300 miles on them so far with no issues. I have high expectations for Continental tires and these have met expectations.
Reviewed 11/24/2020
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Capable on and off road.
Purchased these to down size for more road use...capable on hardpack too! Not for loose or sandy dirt. Ok with me because they are perfect for my use.
Reviewed 5/5/2022
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Awesome gravel/touring tire
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Bellingham, WA
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Just put 350 miles on these on GAP and C&O trail ride with 30# of pannier bags on the rear. Smooth rolling and fast on pavement (with a bit of noise) and excellent grip and handling on hard packed gravel, dirt and mud holes. They shed mud well and don't seem to spray wet stuff up on the rider very much. Running tubeless.
Reviewed 10/7/2021
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