Wanted : 700/ 28mm Black Folding Tyres

Posted on Thu 12th, October 2017

• #1

Poetic

As above. Needed for commuting, not too fussy as long as they're in decent nick. Cheers.
• #2

Poetic

Can pick up around London.
• #3

eskay

I run these, surprisingly good for the money and probably as cheap as some second hand tyres:

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lifeline-essential-road-tyre/
• #4

frankohara

I think I may have a pair of G-ones (one fitted but not ridden, went for 32 in the end)
• #5

Poetic in reply to @frankohara

They're wider than 28, aren't they?
• #6

ThePeginator

As above, but the lifeline 'road armor' are also cracking value for money, if you don't mind paying a touch more for puncture protection, available in 28c.
• #7

Poetic

Cool. Will have a look at the Lifeline ones, I need to make an order from Wiggle today anyway.
• #8

frankohara in reply to @Poetic

actually are [Duranos] and fit like 28's. Could caliper them. Just let me know if you are interested :D

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