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Panaracer Ribmo Tyre | $32.29
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Panaracer Ribmo Tyre Review

BikeRadar verdict

4 out of 5 stars

"Among the toughest, decent-rolling city tyres..."

By Bikeradar

The Panaracer RiBMo is almost as tough as any Kevlar-reinforced tyre we’ve tested, although not up there with Schwalbe’s Marathon Plus.

Rolling performance is good for urban mountain bikes and easy-paced rides but for street road bikes and fixies we prefer more pep from tyres like Michelin’s Krylion Carbon.

Very much a street/touring tyre with quite a thick, stiff, smooth tread, it’s puncture reinforced bead to bead with ‘Protex’, an 800 denier cord woven with vinyl thread.

It comes in 25, 28, 32 and 35mm widths in 700c wheel size, and 1.25, 1.5 and 1.75in for 26in wheels. Sidewalls lack dynamo track or reflectives.

If you're wondering, RIBMO stands for ‘RIde Bicycle MOre’. Yeuch. At leastthe tyre's better than the acronym.

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Specification

Name:
Ribmo Tyre
Built by:
Panaracer
Price:
$32.29
Bead:
Folding
Tyre Sizes Available:
37-559, 700x25C, 700x28C, 700x32C
Description:
PSI: 100 PSI(26x1.25), 115PSI(700x25), 110 PSI(700x28) 100 PSI(700x32). Weight: 260 g(26x1.25), 340.037 g(700x25), 370 g(700x28) 420 g(700x32). 800D polyamide cord is twice as strong as the cord used in conventional tires. Mile Cruncher compound is more durable yet without the harsh ride of competitor's hard compounds. All Contact tread shape has smooth and predictable transition from center to side, elongated sidewall surface reduces treadcuts. ProTex Shield is twice as resistant to puncture and pinch flats as Aramid with full sidewall to sidewall protection
Manufacturer's Description:
The Panaracer RiBMo (Ride Bike More) tire is a lightweight tire that features Panaracer's new ProTex Shield technology helping to make this tire incredibly puncture resistant.

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