Description From the street to the trail, WTB's All Terrain is perfect for a wide range of surfaces.
The tightly packed tread rolls quickly on asphalt, yet still provides plenty of grip off-road. A great choice for hybrid bikes. Wire bead. 70 PSI Max. 700c x 37 (37-622 ISO) size available. 540g.
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Tough little Tires!
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
South of Seattle
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
The bike trails around me consist of everything from fresh asphalt to gravel roads including the usual broken beer bottles and mud puddles on the bike bath. These tires have plowed right through! I have less slip with these than I do with my mountain bike and it's off road knobbies!
Reviewed 8/6/2012
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WELL WORTH THE PRICE....
by Jeff in Napa ....
Cycling Enthusiast
Napa Ca.
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
I bought these to throw on my mountain bike to run around town with and after 500 miles they show no wear and I have had 0 flats. For the price I wasn't expecting much but I have been pleasantly surprised !!!
Reviewed 4/27/2012
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good all around tires
by futon
Cycling Enthusiast
iowa
39 of 40 customers found this review helpful.
I have these on my everyday bike (commuter) They have a fairly low rolling resistance while still providing some traction if you venture off path. I had these years ago and loved them until they finally died 1000's of miles later.
Then they popped up here for great price, I have some new ones mounted and I am still happy. I also carry fully loaded panniers often and the tire has held up well.
Reviewed 4/1/2011
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