Blue 700x35 tires?
07-08-20, 12:11 PM
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Blue 700x35 tires?
Anyone know where I can find these? I've checked around several sites, and they either don't have them in that size, or none at all.
Any leads would be appreciated! Thanks!
Any leads would be appreciated! Thanks!
07-08-20, 12:25 PM
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Not 35, but 38.
https://www.amazon.com/Panaracer-Gra.../dp/B07HMLH2P3
https://www.amazon.com/Panaracer-Gra.../dp/B07HMLH2P3
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Also 38: https://www.ebay.com/itm/PAIR-of-TIR...gAAOSwEppUTkpO
And in 32: https://retrospec.com/collections/co...=1915209383966
And in 32: https://retrospec.com/collections/co...=1915209383966
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07-08-20, 02:53 PM
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Doesn't this belong in the "Uglify your bike" thread?
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I like seeing color in tires. I hope you find what you are looking for.
07-10-20, 01:11 AM
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All blue, dunno. Continental Ultra Sport tires are available with blue stripe sidewalls -- I have a pair for one road bike. I think the Ultra Sport line is available up to 700x32. The colored sidewalls are kinda thin and skimpy, more subtle than outrageous.
Best cheap slicks for road or sporty hybrids. I've put thousands of miles on Ultra Sport II in 700x23, x25, folding and wire bead, no problems. Not racing level low rolling resistance, but decent rolling resistance and predictable with no sudden sluggishness from 100 psi to 60 psi. Never harsh like Vittoria Zaffiros. Decent puncture resistance considering there's no puncture shield. Good resistance to nicks and cuts, long wearing, grippy even when wet. Can't complain for a tire than costs $15-$20 each.
Best cheap slicks for road or sporty hybrids. I've put thousands of miles on Ultra Sport II in 700x23, x25, folding and wire bead, no problems. Not racing level low rolling resistance, but decent rolling resistance and predictable with no sudden sluggishness from 100 psi to 60 psi. Never harsh like Vittoria Zaffiros. Decent puncture resistance considering there's no puncture shield. Good resistance to nicks and cuts, long wearing, grippy even when wet. Can't complain for a tire than costs $15-$20 each.
