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Schwalbe One Folding Road Tyre
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Schwalbe One Folding Road Tyre Customer Reviews
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One of my fave five
5Veloflex Master/Corsa; Vittoria Corsa Evo CX III, Continental GP4000S II, Hutchinson Fusion III (tubeless), and the Schwalbe One. Best of the best. Of these, the One is as light as a Master, as smooth rolling as a Corsa CX, as durable as a Fusion, and as grippy as the 4000S. Except all of this you get in one tire. Sorry for the pun there. Maybe Schwalbe intended it with their name for the tire. I use them for training and racing (for non-tubular wheels).
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good for the amount it costs.
4I,ve always liked as Schwalbe tyres as they are well priced and roll well. Schwalbe one is a great cheap tyre that is better than 4000s. It rolls well and grips brilliantly in all conditions.
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Schwalbe One
5I've gradually converted my bikes to Schwalbe tyres, clinchers and tubulars. My new titanium bike was designed around the tubeless Schwalbe One. I have also fitted Schwalbe to a couple of bikes for the children in Kenya and they have defeated the bugbear of acanthus thorns.
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Schwalbe 1
4Excellent grip on dry crit corners and very comfortable road race tire. Absorbs ruts and imperfections on road and I race a stiff Venge. Tire slips a bit on wet surface though. 4 stars just because of the slipping on wet pavement.
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avid biker
4Great tire! Low riding resistance. Only draw back is the ride is hard in comparison to Vittoria Open Corsa Evo CX II's.
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Very good
5Very fast, feel confidant with those tires. Tight fit in my sram red rear break on a Supersix evo (2mm of clearance)
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Comfy ride
4I have purchased and used both the 25 and 28 mm widths. The tyres roll and grip the road well. After about a month or so of regular use the 28 mm tyres started to stretch slightly when they were continuously inflated 80-100 psi. I then had to resort back to the 25's as my rear tyre was beginning to rub my seat-post tube, and the front tyre was starting to rub the brake caliper If your frame allows the 28 mm tyres I would definitely use them as they offer great comfort on the rough roads and wear better .I have managed to get a full season on the 25 mm tyres with only one pinch flat. They have not cut up at all and wear has been better than average, and they still provide a comfy ride. I will definitely buy these again. They are a top tyre.
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The fast and the rather affable
5Awesome tyres. Well, I think so anyway. I have two wheelsets shod with 23mm rubber and haven't suffered any punctures as of yet (that's me jinxed then). I've found them to be fast rolling whilst maintaining good traction. Will definitely be purchasing more in the future. Schwalbe all the way for me after bad experiences with Continental tyres in the past (perhaps just bad luck?).
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Schwalbe one
5Awesome tyre, very fast, puncture resistant and very comfortable in 25mm.
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Good name
5I ride approx. 7k yearly, tried, GP4000s, Michelin Pro2-3-4 Service Course, Zipp Tangente, Tubular Conti Sprinter, Ultremo ZX and others over the year. The One is the best clincher feel I have ridden; fast, corners, COMFORT. "Spring" feel; very dynamic, easy to mount on tubeless wheels ie. Fulcrum 0-3... Can not speak to longevity at this point with only 300km with them but looking better than Pro4 and Ultremo ZX at this point.
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