Schwalbe is a German brand that produces high-quality bicycle tires and tubes for various cycling applications including mountain biking, road cycling, gravel riding, and touring.
Founded in 1922 by Ernst-Wilhelm Bohle in Germany.
Began production of bicycle tires in 1973.
In 1995, Schwalbe became the first bicycle tire manufacturer to introduce puncture protection technology.
Schwalbe opened a new production facility in Indonesia in 2017 to expand its capacity and meet growing demand.
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A highly durable touring tire with puncture protection technology.
A fast-rolling mountain bike tire designed for cross-country racing.
A versatile gravel tire with excellent traction and durability.
Schwalbe's puncture protection technology consists of a layer of specialized rubber that helps prevent punctures by reducing the likelihood of objects penetrating the tire.
Schwalbe produces tires for various cycling applications including mountain biking, road cycling, gravel riding, and touring.
The lifespan of a Schwalbe tire depends on various factors such as usage patterns, terrain, and maintenance. Generally, a Schwalbe tire can last anywhere from a few months to several years.
Schwalbe tires are generally priced higher than some of their competitors, but this is due to their high-quality materials, excellent durability, and advanced puncture protection technology.
Schwalbe tires are mainly manufactured at the company's production facilities in Indonesia, but some high-end models are still produced in Germany.