I previously used Road Warrior on the tenspeeds, and Michelin Wildgripper Sprint 26x1.9. They gave good service, a good ride and finally all of them went flat or blew out. I think fixing flats is a colossal PITA . I installed airfree tires on four bikes .......
Charleston Runabout High Resilient 160-psi-equiv 27x1-1/4 on two Schwinn ten speeds,
(Sierra) "Unidrectional HR +30% 26x1.9" on my Schwinn Impact 18 speed and
Teton AT HP standard foam 90 psi-equiv on my grandson's BrandX 18 speed MTB.
Hugh Waters at www.airfreetires.com hs always given me good service. He no longer carries the Sierra Unidrectional HR 26x1.9. He was kind enough to give me the number of the manufacturer, and I ordered from him.
Have you used airfree tires?
PS I will be 71 next month, and no longer leap tall buildings at a single bound though I remember it well. I try to ride daily, usually five to ten miles rain or shine. East Texas is not fit for man or beast 900am to 500pm in summer, but the other three seasons are fine for riding.
Charleston Runabout High Resilient 160-psi-equiv 27x1-1/4 on two Schwinn ten speeds,
(Sierra) "Unidrectional HR +30% 26x1.9" on my Schwinn Impact 18 speed and
Teton AT HP standard foam 90 psi-equiv on my grandson's BrandX 18 speed MTB.
Hugh Waters at www.airfreetires.com hs always given me good service. He no longer carries the Sierra Unidrectional HR 26x1.9. He was kind enough to give me the number of the manufacturer, and I ordered from him.
Have you used airfree tires?
PS I will be 71 next month, and no longer leap tall buildings at a single bound though I remember it well. I try to ride daily, usually five to ten miles rain or shine. East Texas is not fit for man or beast 900am to 500pm in summer, but the other three seasons are fine for riding.