Folding
Bike Tyres
Continental
Grand Prix 5000S Foldable Tubeless Ready Tyre - BlackChili Compound
Michelin
Wild Enduro Racing Line Rear Tyre
Michelin
Wild Enduro MS Racing Line Tyre
Michelin
Wild Enduro MH Racing Line Tyre
Pirelli
Cinturato All Road Pro Compound Tubeless Gravel tyre
Michelin
DH22 Racing Line Tyre
Michelin
DH16 Racing Line Tyre
Pirelli
P Zero Race Road Bike Tyre
Pirelli
Cinturato Gravel RCX Tyre
Panaracer
GravelKing SK TLC Tubeless Compatible Tyre (2023)
Pirelli
Cinturato Adventure Pro Compound Tubeless Gravel tyre
Maxxis
Reaver Dual Compound EXO Tubeless Ready Gravel Tyre
Panaracer
GravelKing SS TLR Tubeless Ready Gravel Tyre
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Panaracer
GravelKing Slick Allroad Tyre (2023)
Panaracer
GravelKing Semi Slick Plus TLC Tubeless Compatible Tyre (2023)
There are two main types of tyre, they are rigid bike tyres and folding bike tyres. Each bike tyre has a bead which runs along the edge of the tyre. When an inner tube is inflated, the bead on the tyre clinches to the inside of the rim.
Rigid bike tyres use a wire bead to clinch the rim whilst folding bike tyres use Kevlar beads, to keep the tyre secure. Kevlar is the ideal material for this, because of the properties of Kevlar, tyres which use kevlar are lighter than those which use wire beads, and they can also be folded too - which makes them easier to carry too.
The kevlar bead on folding tyres is easier to fit than a rigid bike tyre with a wire bead too - the downside of course, is expense - with folding bike tyres being more expensive than rigid bike tyres. You can view our complete range of folding bike tyres above, which cover:
- Gravel Bike Folding Tyres
- Mountain Bike Folding Tyres
- Road Bike Folding Tyres
- Electric Bike Folding Tyres