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Brompton Schwalbe One Folding Tires ..Extremely low mileage.. - $60 (SW Portland)
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Purchased brand new from Clever Cycles on Hawthorne maybe a month ago for $176 total for both. They were fast which was nice. But selling because I got a puncture from a blackberry bush thorn on the sidewalk of highway 30. Since then replaced my tires with the slower heavier ones that came with my bike the Marathon Racers and personally have been happier. But if you're a speed demon you will hopefully really love them! Probably put 50 miles on them absolutely max. They look really dirty and used up because they are tan colored and maybe riding in the industrial areas of north Portland got some oil on them. Not wet or will stain your hands. Selling to you for less than half what I paid for them!
Please meet me in Multnomah Village at a coffee shop or park and inspect them with your eyes and fingers and pay with cash or Venmo. Text me if you have any questions or would like to set up a time to meet up!
Thank you!
Skylar
A.I. / Gemini's description:
The Brompton Schwalbe One Folding Tire is a high-performance, lightweight 16-inch tire (35-349 ETRTO) designed for non-electric A, C, T, and P Line Brompton bikes. Priced around $65 to $110, it features a fast-rolling slick tread, Addix Race compound, and RaceGuard puncture protection, available in classic black or a stylish Tanwall finish.Key Features & SpecificationsSize: 16" x 1.35" (35-349 mm) for standard 16-inch Brompton wheels.Weight & Casing: Lightweight folding Kevlar bead with a supple 127 TPI LiteSkin casing.Pressure Range: 65–100 psi (or up to 115 psi depending on the exact batch variant) for swift acceleration.Puncture Protection: Built with Schwalbe’s RaceGuard layer, balancing a lightweight feel with everyday urban defense.Limitations: Not rated or approved for use on Brompton Electric or general E-bike models. (Note: For the larger 20-inch Brompton G Line, a separate Schwalbe G-One Speed / Allround tire is used instead).