🚲 Kujo Tony T BMX Juvenile Wire Bead Tire Review

Made in China. I don't know the technical term, but they seem to be "more flexible" than other rubber bike tires I've bought. Let's see how it holds up. I tried to buy another brand but it wasn't available for shipping to California.

Picked up a broken bicycle from the curb on the day of garbage collection. I had $60 when I fixed it, but it was the best bike I could buy for that price and it was fun. I gifted it to my grandson and I hope the reduced frame will help him learn to ride a bike.

Original review here. Received/delivered yesterday. They look great and the rubber is soft and new. The best part is that they were very easy to install. We'll see how long they last, as they're on an old Peugeot folding bike they won't do too many miles. In general I am very satisfied.

Overall this is a great tire for a kids bike. The assembly is good, the price is reasonable. Can it be a little lighter than a Kevlar bead? Of course, installing them by hand with no levers was a breeze. Tread thickness seems like a good combination of durability without being too heavy. One thing I forgot but remembered when installing it is that you need to take the time to center the bead before airing it out. I'm not sure we'll ever get good standards and quality control on kids bikes for…