The Schwalbe Road Cruiser is a versatile bicycle tire for city and touring use. Its pleasing tread design combines a modern look with the demands of daily cycling, making it a suitable choice for everyday use and touring.
A special feature is the Green Compound in the tread. According to the manufacturer, this rubber compound is made with polymers from renewable and recycled raw materials. The black version also features a reflective stripe.
The Road Cruiser in the 700x35C or ETRTO 35-622 dimension is designed as a wired tire and features puncture protection. According to the available product data, this version is Tubeless Ready and not designated for e-bikes.
Product features:
• Bicycle tire for city and tour
• Green Compound rubber mixture
• Polymers from renewable and recycled raw materials
• Black version with reflective stripe
• With puncture protection
• Wired tire
• Dimension 700x35C
• ETRTO 35-622
Technical data:
• Product type: Bicycle tire
• Brand: Schwalbe
• Model: Road Cruiser
• Version: Wired tire
• Area of use: City / Tour
• Dimension: 700x35C
• ETRTO: 35-622
• Wheel size: 28 inch / 700C
• Rubber compound: Green Compound
• Tubeless Ready: Yes
• Puncture protection: Yes
• E-bike suitable: No
• Weight: approx. 625 g
• Color: Black / Reflective
| General | |
| Brand | Schwalbe |
| Type | Tires |
What's in the box:
- check_circleProduct (pre-assembled)
- check_circleCharger
- check_circleUser manual
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