ELOPS

ELOPS CITY SPEED 700x32 BLACK CITY BIKE TIRE

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Designed by commuters for commuters! Lightweight and puncture-proof. Ideal for quick trips around town.

A very light tire with a puncture-proof band, perfectly suited to your high-speed journeys around town!

Color : black

37-622

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PRODUCT BENEFITS

Compatibility

For 28" wheels For inner tubes 700x23 to 700x32

Yield

Its lightness and architecture make it particularly easy to roll. 60 TPI

Puncture resistance

Protection: high-density nylon mesh inside the entire tire

Adhesion

Side studs provide grip on all types of road.

Lightweight

Lightweight thanks to soft rods and Skinwall technology. 328 grams

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Dimensions

700x32

Inflating tip

Unlike a car, a bicycle tire needs to be inflated regularly.
We recommend that you maintain tire pressure between 5 and 7 bars.
An under-inflated tire greatly reduces the bike's performance, and therefore your effort, and increases the risk of punctures.
At 5 bars, your bike will be more comfortable and less efficient; at 7 bars, the opposite is true.

What to do in the event of a puncture

In the event of a puncture, it is very common for the debris that caused the puncture (shards of glass, thorns, etc.) to become lodged in the rubber and remain there.
In this case, you will have repeated punctures, even if you change the inner tube.
We recommend that you carefully inspect the outside and inside of the tire before changing the tube and reassembling it on the rim.
When reassembling, pay attention to the rolling direction (forward arrow).

Restrictions on use

Not suitable for snow and ice.

Test

Our tires are tested in a specialized independent laboratory.
We test abrasion and puncture resistance in comparison with market benchmarks.

How to measure tire wear?

To measure the wear of your road tires and know when they need changing, you need to look at the condition of the tread. Signs of wear can be :
- beginning to see the tread fraying,
- a series of micro-cracks,
- the tread tending to flatten,
- the carcass appearing.
These are all cases where the tire is worn and should be replaced.

How do I dismount a tire?

To remove the tire, deflate the tube until no more air comes out.
You can then remove the tire from the rim using a tire lever.

How do I remount a tire?

To remount a tire, place one side of the tire in the bottom of the rim. Once you've done this, pre-inflate your tube to around 30% before installing it in the tire (pre-inflation reduces the risk of the tube pinching).
Next, install the second side of the tire in the rim, starting opposite the valve.
Before fully inflating your tire, check that the tube is not trapped between the tire and the rim.

Pro tip

When inflating your tire, make sure you set the right pressure for the terrain you're riding on and, above all, for the weather.
If you're riding in wet weather, don't hesitate to lower the tire pressure to increase grip.
Conversely, if you're riding in dry weather, you can increase the pressure.

Warranty

2 years

COMPOSITIONS / ADVICE

Composition

Main part 30% Styrene-butadiene rubber, 30% Rubber latex, 20% Steel, 20% Polyamide

Restrictions

Not suitable for snow and ice.

TESTS

Our tires are tested in the specialized WHEEL ENERGY reference laboratory.
https://wheelenergy.com/bicycles/
We test abrasion and puncture resistance in comparison with market reference tires.

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