🚲 Bell BMX Bike Tires Review

bought these as they were the cheapest tires you could find. Bought to cover my baby tires with drive wheels that seemed to lack traction and wore out quickly. You have to cut the metal liners on each side, which is the tricky part. Then screw them as flat as possible onto the Power Wheel tires with the short screws and your kids will be racing in no time with much better traction and without a more expensive Power Wheel tire change. I've built a dune racer with powerful wheels and a mustang…

If you're buying a 12-inch tire, you're probably buying it for a kid's bike. If your child rides a 12-inch bike, they are most likely using training wheels. Training wheels accelerate the destruction of your child's rear wheel as they learn to brake by frequently locking up the rear wheel and the rear wheel does not make full contact when supported by the training wheels. This rear tire is consumable and does not require high speed, traction or impact resistance. This tire is inexpensive, easy…

The fitment to my son's 20" BMX bike didn't go too bad and the tire itself seemed very strong and reliable and worked well. But through no fault of the tires, my son wanted to put these bright green wheels on his luxury BMX bike that he got for his birthday. I decided to keep the tire as a spare because it felt so stiff. BUT I couldn't get it off the rim. I fought and fought to the point where I felt like I was damaging the rim itself. I ended up using several tools including a serious tree…