Mountain King Performance Folding Bike Review

01/29/20 I bought 2 of these on September 19th. Both are rubbish. I will never buy Continental tires again. Never. They seem to wear off to a point, and then bam, bullshit. I literally had a flat tire when a paper clip punctured the tire. OFFICE HOLDER, not a heavy HOLDER, not a packaging holder, one of the tiny, thin, flexible OFFICE HOLDERS. Look elsewhere

Went on the trail for the first time and came back for these tiny spikes. Я подумал: "Ооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооооо это случилось снова! I walked the same path and eventually returned home. Don't say they are puncture proof, these lugs were small and went through the tire like butter. Not very durable and you…

I have been using Race Kings for several years now. NEVER had a quality issue, thousands of miles on 3 different bikes. It's a whole different story. I believe they are fakes. The sidewalls are completely different from the Race Kings they replaced. But I put them on and did a short 15 mile dirt trail ride. The front wheel was obviously defective. When rolling, it looks like a drunk staggering from side to side down the street. (yes the rims are real) When I got back I put the bike on a stand…

I bought a pair of 26" x 2.2" Continental Cross King tires for my son's Trek Wahoo. The tires were horribly uneven at depth and wobbled 1cm (0.5in) when installed - see attached video. Both tires had the same driving profile, the embossing on the tire matched in the same spot so this seems to be a permanent flaw compared to the QS test run. I have always bought Continental tires for my road bike and Continental inner tubes for all family bikes. It is very disappointing to see a company…

I bought this tire on a whim as it was the only tire that could come to my house after a tire cut the day before my holiday. My LBS had nothing in stock. It is very easy to install with a small compressor and 2 ounces of sealant. I ran it from the back and it was solid. Lots of grip. I didn't weigh it before installing it, but it felt a little heavier than the SBI Fasttrak it replaced. I think the SBI is around 600g, so I'm thinking maybe 650g. I rode about 100 miles this week and never thought

I bought 3. 2 out of 3 were defective and rocked on a perfectly straight rim with the prop installed and double checked at the local bike shop with and without tubes. One of the punctured tires was so bad that I couldn't live with it. Against common sense I got 3rd place and it was perfect. So, I have a star tire. One that wobbles a little that I can live with and one that is technically useful but very annoying, can feel the wobble and even see it wobble in my shade as I drive. I left the tire

After much thought, I bought two of these tires for my mountain bike. When they arrived I immediately checked them for problems (I do this for all tires). The tire is very well made and I like the wall thickness best. My previous tires were 29 x 2.1. I had no problem mounting this 2.2 tire on my rims. I've also used self-sealing tubing. I took the bike to the road test. On concrete these tires are very smooth and I felt traction. I rode through some road dirt and it worked fine. You should…