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A Hybrid Bike tyre is a type of tyre designed specifically for all-terrain bikes, offering an optimal balance between road performance and grip on varied terrain.

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Schwalbe®

VTC tyres
Schwalbe Marathon Plus MTB 27.5x2.25 tire

Performance and durability for all your cycling adventures Exceptional grip in all conditions Exceptional durability for endless...

€48.90

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Maxxis®

VTC tyres
Maxxis Pace tire - 27.5x1.75 - soft tr.

Outstanding performance for cycling enthusiasts Optimum grip in all conditions A lightweight, durable tire for long-lasting performance

€42.90

Out of stock

Maxxis®

VTC tyres
Maxxis Pace tire - 26x1.95 - soft tr.

Dominance on all terrains Unrivalled grip and control thanks to TR technology Durable tire for endless kilometers Designed for...

€48.00

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The advantages of a Hybrid Bike tyre include:

Versatility, allowing use on different types of surfaces.
Increased comfort thanks to better absorption of uneven terrain.
Good grip, ensuring enhanced safety during travel.
Durability, offering appreciable resistance to wear and punctures.

There are different types of Hybrid Bike tires, each adapted to specific needs:

Smooth tires: promote low rolling resistance, ideal for primarily road use.
Semi-knurled tires: offer a compromise between road speed and trail grip, suitable for mixed terrain.
Knobby tires: provide excellent traction on loose or rough terrain, recommended for mostly off-road use.

To help you choose, here is a comparison table of the different types of Hybrid Bike tires:

Hybrid Bike tyre type	Benefits	Disadvantages
Smooth tires	Low rolling resistance, increased road speed	Limited grip on soft or wet surfaces
Semi-knurled tires	Versatility, good balance between speed and grip	Average performance on very specific terrains
Knobby tires	Excellent traction on rough terrain	Higher rolling resistance on paved surfaces

Among the recognized brands offering quality Hybrid Bike tires are Schwalbe, Continental and Michelin, offering a varied range to meet the needs of demanding cyclists.