🚲 AMERICAN CLASSIC Gravel Bike Tire - Aggregate Tubeless Ready, 650B x 47C, 700 x 40C, 700 x 50C for Mixed Surfaces Review

Found them at the perfect time. This is an old brand making a comeback at an incredible price. I have a gravel bike and have decided to replace it with Maxxis Rambers or Rene Hearse. I'm not disappointed. They were easy to put on (tubeless ready) and seem to be holding up well so far. The only downside is that they are a bit sluggish and heavy, but for the price I could just go stronger.

Given the price I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of these tyres. They were really difficult to tighten so much that I had to use tire levers and ask my wife for help. Once on the wheels, I inflated both tires with a regular floor pump. One of the tires had 4-5 pinholes but the sealant couldn't do anything about it. Judging by the photos of the product I was expecting the handles to be bigger but I was wrong. That's all well and good, as there's little rolling resistance on the pavement

Unbeatable value for money. The tread is similar to the Schwalbe G-One but with hexagonal lugs. Size 700x50 on my Niner RLT E9 RDO. Approximately 200 miles total on mixed, gravel and dirt country roads in Boulder County, Colorado. LBS installed them tubeless with no issues. This tire still handles mixed tarmac very well, rolls great on tarmac and bites well in all but the loosest dirt. On a rocky solo track there's no loss of confidence that the tire can handle it, but partly it depends on the…

FOREWORD I was so frustrated with my difficulty mounting these tires that I wanted to write a terrible review . After just a few rides, their performance is almost enough to fully forgive (but I'll never forget) this terrible struggle. However, performance for the price deserves 5 stars, subtracting one star for difficult installation and another for incorrect sizing. SUMMARY - Extremely difficult to set up and take down - 40°C measures <37mm on my Stan's Crest wallpaper (21mm ID) + Supple…