Folding tires quick question
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Folding tires quick question
Hello, i have an quick question. Folding tires are actually clincher version of tyre but they can be folded together right?
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The bead is kevlar instead of steel wire, so they can be fold. Otherwise basically the same.
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You can twist most standard bike tires into thirds. But, if not done properly, it will damage the tires.
Nonetheless, there are many advantages of the standard kevlar bead tires, and very few disadvantages.
Nonetheless, there are many advantages of the standard kevlar bead tires, and very few disadvantages.
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