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Innova Shows Integrated Tubeless Tech: Half Tubed, Half Tubeless Tire
Innova Integrated Tubeless Tech adds a liner to tubeless tires in an attempt to deliver the best features of both tube and tubeless bike tires.
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Watch: Top 5 Mistakes You’ll Make When Going Tubeless
Going tubeless can be a huge upgrade to your bike, greatly lowering the risk of punctures and allowing you to run lower pressures and achieve better handling! But successfully completing a tubeless set up quickly, successfully and with no mess is a rare occurrence. Here are some of the most common mistakes you’ll make when …
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Vittoria’s Fast-Rolling Mud Tire is a Rotating Oxymoron
At Sea Otter last week I got my first look at Vittoria’s Gato, cross-country (XC) tire. On paper, the Gato seems like a pretty standard XC tire: it’s (just) 2.2 inches wide, weighs 760g, and features a supple, 120tpi sidewall. And in person, the tire looks to be fast rolling, with regular and densely-packed, medium-length knobs arrayed along a round profile. …
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Teravail Shows Brand New Bikepacking, Aggressive 27.5+ Mountain Bike Tires
Teravail, owned by mega-distributor Quality Bicycle Products, is new to the mountain bike tire scene; so new, in fact, that you won’t be able to buy any of their mountain bike tires until July of this year. But as I found out at Sea Otter last week, the company has been doing their homework for quite a …
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All Mountain? I Don’t Think So! The New Michelin Force AM Tire, Reviewed
Michelin is an absolutely massive tire company. On a global scale, Michelin nets €21 billion per year in revenue, and last year this French behemoth spent €700 million on R&D alone. While Michelin has had a line of mountain bike tires in the past, in 2017 they’re signaling their re-entry into the mountain bike market by bringing four …
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