Chain Reaction Cycles are now selling the 23c version of the Schwalbe One V-Guard Road Tyre for £17.34. These tyres have an RRP of £52.99.
The current price is 60p more expensive than these tyres were last week with a code. However, if you buy 5 you can use the clearance discount code WHSE2017 to get them for £76.70, making them £15.34 each.
Technologies: V-GUARD: An extremely cut-resistant high-tech fibre makes it possible to ensure, even on very light tyres an extraordinary high level of puncture resistance. In combination with SnakeSkin sidewall protection, Schwalbe call it Double Defence Technology.
14 comments
hotman
25 Jul 17#14
This is frustrating. First the code stopped working, then they put the price up. I don't think they want to clear them.
ClashInDevon
24 Jul 17#13
This deal has now expired as the only options in stock are now priced at £19.99.
mac9091
21 Jul 17#12
Except those on 28s or 30s!
fozzy17
21 Jul 17#11
heat, ordered a set for spare rims
maltloaf_df
21 Jul 17#10
Good solid tyre I've ridden the last 18 months on these. Oh and I ride on 23mm.
xigent
21 Jul 17#8
I’ve noticed a growing number of people by the roadside fitting new inner tubes to their road bikes. If V-Guard works, Schwalbe should do well with these tyres.
I have Schwalbe tyres with puncture guard level five on one of my bikes and so far I haven’t had a single puncture.
chrisbass to xigent
21 Jul 171#9
could this not just be due to the growing number of cyclists in general? more cyclists means more cyclists that could get punctures.
bisoner
21 Jul 17#7
Excellent price.
Tried pretty much all the tyres on offer for my road bike. In my opinion, these are the best compromise between speed and puncture protection. Like most people nowadays I run 25mm but I do use 23mm when they come up at bargain prices.
ExcitedbyBleach
20 Jul 17#5
23mm tubeless at 90psi works for me.
masterbruce
20 Jul 17#4
Tubeless 25mm tyres on wider internal width rims. Win
seantaylor6627
20 Jul 171#2
Me on my Raleigh
mac9091
20 Jul 171#1
Does anyone still ride 23mm?
ClashInDevon to mac9091
20 Jul 171#3
As you suggest, most people seem to be following the recent fad to use wider tyres. As a result there are some really good bargains to be had on 23mm tyres. I have used 23mm tyres for the last 25 years with no issues.
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Opening post
The current price is 60p more expensive than these tyres were last week with a code. However, if you buy 5 you can use the clearance discount code WHSE2017 to get them for £76.70, making them £15.34 each.
Features:
Size: ETRTO 23-622 (700x23C)
Type: Folding
Compound: OneStar
Execution: Evo
Skin: Lite
Pressure: 85 - 145PSI
EPI: 127
Weight: 205g
Technologies:
V-GUARD: An extremely cut-resistant high-tech fibre makes it possible to ensure, even on very light tyres an extraordinary high level of puncture resistance. In combination with SnakeSkin sidewall protection, Schwalbe call it Double Defence Technology.
14 comments
I have Schwalbe tyres with puncture guard level five on one of my bikes and so far I haven’t had a single puncture.
Tried pretty much all the tyres on offer for my road bike. In my opinion, these are the best compromise between speed and puncture protection. Like most people nowadays I run 25mm but I do use 23mm when they come up at bargain prices.