🚲 Enhance Your Off-Road Experience with Bell Mountain Bike Tires: Standard or Flat Defense Review

I had my guess as to whether the tire would rotate on its own and take the shape of the tire it was supposed to be. So I unpacked it and let it sit for a few days. Although it still wanted to go back to the box, I was able to spin it around the wheel and put it on. It's been running for a few weeks and everything is fine so far. No problem.

I bought this spare tire for my children's bike. This is the first time I have had to change a tire since I bought the bike 3 years ago. The Bell tire was delivered on April 25, 2020. This photo was taken on May 16, 2020. The protector is almost gone. I will not be buying another Bell product as I have to replace it again a month after purchase. garbage

So far these tires have replaced my Kenda Nevagal tires that came off my bike. As you can see, this Bell tire is thinner and has smaller teeth than the previous tire I had. When it comes to the road, it's lighter and smoother than the Kenda Nevagal. However, Bell's tire performance can't really match Kenda Negal's in terms of tire height and width. I usually drive on the road, with rough roads and small fire roads. For me it works fine.

If you have a budget department store bike these tires are for you. In fact, it's likely that these are the same original tires that were on your bike, they were on mine. They are great for cruising and light trail riding. I don't know how well they will ride in serious terrain but for light riding they are perfect. If you have a $1,000 bike you probably want better tires, but for a department store mountain bike, that's tickets.

I have used many Bell Sports bike tires in the past and never had any problems until I tried these 29 inch tires. The problem is that they fold, meaning the bead won't be held on this 29" rim without an external force. I had to unroll the tire and give it 3 days to take shape before I could inflate the tire without going over the bead off the rim. I had the same experience with a second 29" tire when trying to mount it. You just don't want to stick to the rims!

My kid finally agreed to learn to ride a bike. As the youngest there was plenty of choice but being so old the tires were dry and cracked. I bought them to replace without much concern for style. But how many kids actually ride mountain bikes on 18-inch tires? I thought it was a marketing ploy. The tires are very bumpy and are much better suited to the dirt than the street. Wear. So far so good, because she will soon outgrow the wheel anyway. We just needed a cheap medium for their first…

I have bought 2 of these tires. The tire has a bead problem. I went through 4 new tubes. As soon as the tire is inflated to low pressure, the tube bursts. I tried the same camera on another bus and it works fine. This is not a tube as we have tried different tubes. The pearl slips off the circlet, causing the tube to explode. We have checked the correct installation of the hose dozens of times. We have tires that are the right size for the bike. The tube bursts after 5 minutes on the bike. We…