Where is Schwalbe located?

Where is Schwalbe located?

The headquarters of Schwalbe is located in the “Upper Bergian” region, east of Cologne. This has been our home ever since Schwalbe was founded.

How many miles can you get on bike tires?

High-end (more expensive) tires should last at least 2,500 miles. Racing bicycle tires, which are designed for speed and high-performance, may need replacing after 1,000 miles, but tough bicycle touring tires can last as long as 4,000 miles.

Is Big Betty a rear tyre?

The newly minted Big Betty rear tire from Schwalbe is available in 2.4″ or 2.6″ widths in all three diameters, with a Super Trail, Super Gravity, or Super DH casing, and with the Addix Soft or Addix Ultra Soft tread compound.

Is Magic Mary a front tire?

As you know, we think the Magic Mary is a great front tire that offers oodles of predictable traction across the full spectrum of conditions and may be as close as we have found to a perfect all round front tire.

Why Schwalbe tires?

Schwalbe – the bike tire specialist. Tire technology for the optimum riding experience. Whether you have a city bike, touring bike, road bike, gravel bike or MTB: The tires affect the riding experience like no other bike component.

When did Schwalbe start making bicycle tires?

In the 1980s, cycling re-established itself as a popular trend as more and more people got back on the saddle. It was in this context that Schwalbe – established in 1973 – emerged as a standard-setter in the bicycle tire market.

How to contact Schwalbe UK Ltd?

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Are Schwalbe Jumbo Jim tires fat bike tires?

The Jumbo Jim is Schwalbe’s answer to a fat bike tire, featuring its signature Addix SnakeSkin protection and tubeless design. Considering its massive size, the 26″ x 4.8″ Jumbo Jim is surprisingly light at only 2.8lb (1.29kg). While it’s admittedly a fast fat bike tire, it lacks the strength and thick tread of more serious fat bike tires.