Can i use thes tiers on my bike

[Sander2s]

I bought this bike 2 months ago and im loking for new tiers for winter. can someone help and tell me if i can use the tiers on my bike.

Link for my bike: http://whitebikes.fi/bikes/white-cr-pro/

link for tiers im lookin: https://www.xxl.fi/nicetrac-studtire-28-snow-200-stud-32-622-nastarengas/p/1132469_1_style

Thanks if u can help a rookie!

 

[greekonabike]

They are compatible, they are slightly narrower than the ones you currently have on the bike however. Schwalbe also do a studded winter tyre I've heard good things about. They also sell replacement studs for it.

https://www.schwalbe.com/en/spike-reader/marathon-winter.html

GOAB

 

[Lonestar]

Nice bike.

 

[Sander2s]

Hey Thanks alot!!!

 

[winjim]

They are compatible, they are slightly narrower than the ones you currently have on the bike however. Schwalbe also do a studded winter tyre I've heard good things about. They also sell replacement studs for it.

https://www.schwalbe.com/en/spike-reader/marathon-winter.html

GOAB

If you take into account the thickness of the tread and the spikes, you may find that a 32mm snow tyre is actually as wide or wider than a shallow tread 35mm cross tyre like the Conti CX Speed. Although I would expect there to be enough clearance on a cyclocross frame it's something to bear in mind, especially if mudguards are fitted.

Schwalbe Winter are the narrowest snow tyre available and come in 30mm, but with a shallower tread and fewer spikes than the Marathon Winter which comes in 35mm as the narrowest. They just fit on my CdF with guards fitted although without the guards I could fit a 32 or probably a 35mm snow tyre.

 

[greekonabike]

Hey Thanks alot!!!

No worries. I was thinking about getting some studded tyres this winter but I'm in the UK and I've not seen any snow yet. I imagine it's interesting cycling in Finland without studded tyres.

GOAB

 

[greekonabike]

If you take into account the thickness of the tread and the spikes, you may find that a 32mm snow tyre is actually as wide or wider than a shallow tread 35mm cross tyre like the Conti CX Speed. Although I would expect there to be enough clearance on a cyclocross frame it's something to bear in mind, especially if mudguards are fitted.

Schwalbe Winter are the narrowest snow tyre available and come in 30mm, but with a shallower tread and fewer spikes than the Marathon Winter which comes in 35mm as the narrowest. They just fit on my CdF with guards fitted although without the guards I could fit a 32 or probably a 35mm snow tyre.

That was something I didn't consider. It's useful to know though. At least he's got the clearance for them.

GOAB

 

[S-Express]

tiers = tyres ?

 

[greekonabike]

Tiers for Piers?

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Hey Thanks alot!!!

Hi!
The ones you linked to are much better for deep snow than the ones linked by @greekonabike - I've got both, I like a variety of tyres.
For deep snow you need studded and knobby linky
You also need to run either on a fairly smooth road (snow free, pothole free) without hard braking for 40km or you'll lose a lot of studs.

 

[S-Express]

Tiers for Piers?

Tiers for Fiers - great band, they were...

 

[biggs682]

Tiers for Fiers - great band, they were...

note the were

 

[greekonabike]

@Pat "5mph" yeah I realised this after I posted. They're also cheaper. So get these ones not the Schwalbes @Sander2s

GOAB

 

[DRM]

tiers = tyres ?

Perhaps you may wish to reply to the OP in Finnish, so they can check your spelling

 

[S-Express]

Perhaps you may wish to reply to the OP in Finnish, so they can check your spelling

When this form becomes Finnish language, I'd be delighted.