Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
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  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire
  • Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire

Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire

Continental
B00BCU82F2
$34.90
rating Read the 6 reviews
Average rating: 5/5 Number of reviews: 6

Brand Continental
Bike Type Road Bike
Material Rubber

DESIGNED FOR INDOOR TRAINERS - Special cold compound rubber dissipates heat and creates a durable training tire
DURABLE AND QUIET - Unique rubber compound keeps durability high and the sound low
FOR TRAINERS OR ROLLERS ONLY - Not suitable for road use, in fact - its really dangerous

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Continental Hometrainer Folding Tire, Black, 26 x 1.75cc OPEN BOX

Data sheet

ASIN
B009BBWE9O
Item Weight
380 Grams
Manufacturer
Continental
Date First Available
November 17 2012
Material
Rubber
Color
Black
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
10.24 x 5.28 x 5.2 inches
Package Weight
0.48 Kilograms
Brand Name
Continental
Number of Items
1
Part Number
C1300077
Model Year
2015
Size
26x1.75-Inch
Sport Type
Biking

Specific References

rating 5
11/25/2020
Anonymous
I got this because it was the fattest trainer tire I could find for my rim and it was significantly thinner than the tires I bought the bike with. It still fit the .75 ID of the rim and when fully aired up it is actually a nice profile. I don't ever intend to do any actualy dirt riding with my dirt bike since I'm just an old fat guy that needs exercise so it really helped me decide to buy similar sized street tires for my bike so I can ride more in the warm months. Oh, it works really well and very quiet on the trainer I have.I have seen some people destroy their trainer tires on trainers and I have a tip that might save a lot of grief. I adjust the force on the trainer only to the point that it does not slip and no further. I work a lot in industry and the thing I find most infuriating is the amount of force people tighten things to the point of breaking them when it's not called for and more damaging than secure. Just enough is the right amount. Don't torque it
Save your expensive tires from the trainer
rating 4
03/31/2022
HikerBiker
I recently bought a smart trainer and put a spare bike on it. It had Gatorskins on which cost $70 each. They are also quite noisy on the trainer because of the grip. Then I discovered (thanks GCN) there are tires made especially for trainers, like this one. I chose Continental because I trust them on the road.This tire costs a lot less and has very thick rubber where it meets the trainer. It also has no grip. This means it should twice as long and it definitely runs more quietly. The sidewalls are very thin which is why it is not safe to use this on the road.If you are using the same bike for the trainer and outdoors, this would not be a good solution because you'd have to keep switching the tires. If you have a dedicated trainer bike, like me, this is a great solution.1. Save money2. Replace the tire less frequently3. Quieter workout
Great tire, but a real pain to get mounted properly
rating 5
02/17/2022
K. Harriger
I bought this tire because it was less expensive than the other trainer-specific tires on the market, and I'm very pleased with the functionality of it. One of the keys to keeping a tire from wearing out too quickly on a trainer is to maintain proper tire pressure as well as the proper fit against the roller. Just a tiny bit too loose, and you'll start getting rubber "dust" piling up under the flywheel. This means that even though your tire is in tight contact with the flywheel, it's still not tight enough, and is slipping a bit, resulting in the residue. I check my pressure regularly, and if I feel the slightest slip, I tighten the knob just a tiny bit until it stops. Because I do this, I've had no issues with tire wear, and it grips perfectly. I've put a few thousand miles on it this past season, and it still have plenty of the center bead left... in fact, it's hard to tell it's been used. Overall, I'm very happy with this tire, and will buy another one before next season, just to have it as a backup, even though I think I'll have plenty of tread left. Solid Conny tire, exactly what I'd expect in terms of quality, and so far, I've gotten more miles out of it than I normally do on my Conny road tires. My only complaint is the bead. Getting a new 23 on a rim has always been a bit of a struggle, and I punched holes in two old tubes before finally getting enough stretch to slip it over the rim. In 30 years of cycling, this is the toughest tire I've ever tried to mount. Be patient, work slowly, allow the bead to stretch a bit, and you should be fine.
Quiet, Durable, and (mostly) Alright to Ins
rating 5
02/01/2022
Anonymous
I've been using this trainer tire for nearly a full winter season now, paired with a Tacx Flow smart trainer. I've used trainer-specific tires from other brands in the past, and the Hometrainer is by far the quietest one of the bunch! It's softer than many of the more plasticky tires you'll find from Vittoria, Tacx, or Kinetic, but hasn't shown any signs of excess wear or shedding of rubber beyond the first time I used it. I can't speak for multi-season longevity yet, but I'd expect this to last me several years if the wear rate stays the same.My only gripe is the same with every Continental tire - I am utterly convinced that Continental under-sizes their tires to get a tighter fit. This isn't as hard to fit as a stiffer trainer specific tire, but I absolutely had to use tire levers and some brute force to get it on my wheel.Overall, I'm really pleased and will be recommending this as my new go-to trainer tire!
Good Tire.
rating 5
11/03/2017
tcWendel
Been using this tire for a little over 2 months now, and have put about 300 miles on it. That's not much for the time period, but I've only started using it after torn meniscus surgery, and it's been a slow recovery. I have to say that the tire has performed well since the start. I purchased it (700 x 32mm) as a 'used-very good' item from the Warehouse, and so far, it has been living up to the Continental brand name.Easy to install; I have a 23mm wide rim that normally seats a 40c tire, and this fit perfectly. Noise level is surprisingly low while on the trainer; I expected louder. I can be peddling in the same room with the family watching TV, and they don't have to turn up the volume any louder than they normally would.Tire looked in good shape for the advertised condition. It actually looked unused and really just like old stock. Construction seems pretty good, and it appears like it would hold up for many miles to come. Will have to put some more hundreds of miles on it to see if/when it starts to break down. All in all, so far it seems like a good buy.
Works, but is it tha
rating 4
07/07/2016
Anonymous
Some folks swear by these. Others say that they're a waste of money and not worth the time. It works, but I'm not sure it's that much better than strapping on an old worn out tire and spinning on that. I'll post my experiences and let you decide.- It's slightly quieter than road tires, probably due to the complete lack of tread. It will not make your trainer whisper quiet, nor will it make your trainer as quiet as a direct drive trainre like the Wahoo KickR.- It grips MUCH better than certain tires (Michelin Pro Race) but not really any better than others (Conti GP4000s) Less annoying squeaking is nice.- It went on my wheels easily. Others have had trouble, but I had absolutely none. Maybe I'm just accustomed to tough Conti tires. I don't know.- It is SUPER durable on the trainer compared to other tires. If you don't have old bike tires laying around and you don't want to waste your good road ones, this tire is probably a good move.

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