Elecony 29X2 10 Mountain Advanced Replacement Review

This is a cheap tire that can do quite well. MTB bike tires are quite thin and have good rolling resistance. My only complaint is that the tread pattern and sticky compound picks up sand easily. Pretty light rubber!

Tires seem fine so far. Only size 2.1 is too big, but it's not worth sending back. Your spokes don't have to be perfectly aligned or the tire will rub. I blame Revain for not showing more options, it seems like they only show expensive stuff until you buy and then you find so many different options.

Found these tires while looking for decent tires for a recently built one. I was very pleased when they arrived. Good foldability, light weight and excellent grip pattern. I'm not sure how well they will hold up but I'll check once the build is complete and I'll put a few miles on them. For the price I give 5 stars!

Well these tires are very tight on my rims. I've encountered this problem before and it's kind of lucky. I eventually went back to the WTB tires and had no issues, but these tires were too narrow to mount without fear of breaking the tire arm and pinching the tube. So if your drives are big, you might want to stay away.

Well, I haven't ridden a bike for almost 15 years. When I came back I had to change tires and inner tubes. I love them as a cheaper alternative to others' stupid prices. The downside (maybe because I'm still old school) is that the knobs are about half the size of my old hoops. Otherwise they work great! Easy to assemble and will help you hit the road. Also, I love this name!

This tire is perfect for me on almost any terrain my bike can handle. After replacing my original worn tires I noticed a marked improvement in my ability to consistently maintain higher speeds and better grip on the track (particularly on tarmac/hard surface). It's getting hard to find decent 26" tires but they were in stock, arrived quickly and fit my bike perfectly!

Overall the tires are excellent, easy to fit and roll well on tarmac, hard mud and gravel. They look really cool, but when someone accidentally rolled over a piece of broken glass, the glass hit the tire and burst the inner tube! I have ridden on various tires for over 30 years, this is my first pair of non-branded tires and this is the first time I have seen glass seeping into a tyre. Can be made from thinner rubber...

I was restoring a retro mountain bike, what I was looking for was good grip, light weight and not too slow. This tire weighs 1.2 pounds, has excellent grip even on some descents, and is surprisingly soft to absorb most impacts. Alignment may not be perfect on this skinny tire, but it is not noticeable. It can get a bit noisy on the sidewalk. That's why I deducted a star. Overall a great balance of weight, performance and comfort. I ride them on everything: pavement, sand, trail, downhill. Ideal