Description
This bundle includes two mountain bike tires, each sized 26 x 2.25 inches with wire beads and clincher design. Both tires are black and designed for mountain riding with an ISO diameter of 559 mm.
Schwalbe Rapid Rob Tire:
– Designed as an entry-level off-road tire, inspired by the former Racing Ralph profile.
– Features lower height, cup-shaped center knobs and angled shoulder lugs for low rolling resistance and reliable grip in various conditions.
– The tread pattern works well as a front tire when paired with different rear tires.
– Includes K-Guard belting for basic puncture protection.
– Lightweight LiteSkin sidewalls reduce weight and rolling resistance.
– Flat protection is provided by the tread.
– Recommended PSI range: 26-54.
– Weight: 720 grams.
Schwalbe Tough Tom Tire:
– Suitable for rough trails, adopting the previous Nobby Nic tread profile.
– Has widely spaced rectangular tread blocks with siping extending into the shoulders for enhanced cornering grip.
– An excellent choice for the front tire when paired with more aggressive rear tires, but also suitable for rear use.
– Features K-Guard layer reinforced with Kevlar fibers for puncture protection.
– Flat protection is provided by the tread.
– Recommended PSI range: 26-54.
– Weight: 705 grams.
Neither tire has a reflective sidewall, and neither is designed specifically for e-bikes. This bundle provides reliable, puncture-resistant tires suitable for mountain biking on a variety of terrains.
- Includes one Schwalbe Rapid Rob tire 26 x 2.25 with LiteSkin sidewalls for weight saving and reduced rolling resistance.
- Rapid Rob tread features low height center knobs and angled shoulder lugs for varied condition grip.
- Includes one Schwalbe Tough Tom tire 26 x 2.25 with widely spaced rectangular tread and block siping for cornering grip.
- Both tires have wire beads and are clincher type, sized 26 x 2.25 inches with 50 TPI and 26-54 PSI rating.
- Each tire offers K-Guard (KGRD) protection for puncture resistance suited for mountain bike use.





