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The Fast One
The Schwalbe G-One Speed is breathtakingly fast, especially for a large volume tire. Unleashing profile and breathtakingly fast especially when large volume counts. The wide road race version of the G-One Tubeless Easy features V-Guard protection, ready for the roughest terrain.
It's made of a high-tensile micro fabric that's vulcanized into the carcass for an airtight seal, even at higher pressures, and it also has the benefit of adding more cut resistance all around while decreasing weight.
Combine this with Schwalbe's OneStar triple-compound rubber, and flying down gravel roads with confidence and the puncture protection you need.
Features:
- Tubeless Easy
- Gravel Race Specific
- OneStar and V-Guard protection against punctures and cuts
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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
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Reviewed 7/2/2020
by BigDumbGuy
Daily Commuter
Eugene, Oregon
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
My first experience with tubeless wasn't great
I'm giving this tire four stars because once the tire is mounted on your bike, it performs well.
However, I had a lot of trouble mounting the tires on my rims. What used to be a ten minute task in tube-land ended up taking me most of the day. Granted, this was my first experience with tubeless tires so it's not the tire's fault I was on a steep learning curve.
I ended up inadvertently ruining one tire by inflating it to the max and then having it explode spraying me and my bike with sealant. Again, mea culpa. I thought taking it up to the max air pressure would ensure the bead would seal. Unfortunately, the bead didn't hold for more than 15 minutes and after it popped, I was unable to re-mount the tire as it seemed like wire inside the tire had been stretched or otherwise damaged. Again, not the tires fault!
I ended up purchasing a Schwalbe tire as a replacement for the damaged one since I couldn't find another G-One Speed in stock at my LBSs. I hope this is useful to someone with a big caveat to not inflate your new tire to its max!
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7 of 8 customers found this review helpful.
Excellent tires on and off road
I got these tires because its difficult to find high performance puncture resistant 650b tubeless tires in the 1.5 (38mm) width range. I used them on the 235 mile 2 day Ride Across Wisconsin last summer and was very happy. No flats, plenty of Cush and traction and I had no trouble at all keeping speed with folks on full fledged road racing bikes.
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