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Demolition Parts – Hammerhead Tire

Is it time for some new BMX tires? Well, you’re in luck because Demolition Parts have just released the new Mike “Hucker” Clark signature Hammerhead Tire for you. The Hammerhead tire comes in two versions; Street and Trails. The street version is a low profile version of the rectangle block tread pattern with a smoother center to help reduce rolling resistance. The Trails version features thicker rectangle blocks to give you more grab on dirt. Both tires have knurling throughout for extra grab, a 110 PSI rating and wire beads.

The Hammerhead Street tire comes in 2.25″ (Weight: 21.9 oz.) and 2.40″ (26.1 oz.)
The Hammerhead Trails tire comes in 2.25″ (Weight: 25.7 oz.) and 2.40″ (27.3 oz.)

Both versions are available for $25.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Demolition Parts worldwide now.

The tire uses a rectangle block pattern with micro-knurling for extra grab.

The tread pattern wraps around to give you plenty of traction even if you’re leaning hard.

Hammerhead Trails

Hammerhead Street

Primo – Ty Morrow Tyre Promo

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Primo have dropped this short but sweet video featuring Ty Morrow and his signature Tyre that is hitting BMX shops and mail-orders. Hit play to get a look at the tires in this video, along with a little riding action. Full details on the Tyre below.

“Shoutout to Calvin Kosovich for putting together this epic little piece of Ty doing what he does best. The TYRE is now available at better bike shops world wide.”

Ty Morrow Signature Primo Tyre

The Ty Morrow signature Tyre tire features a low profile, directional pattern that features a V-tread in the center with lines that wrap around on the side tread and knurling throughout to give you plenty of traction while out cruising the streets and really anything you come across. The tire has a 110 Max PSI rating, comes in black only and appears to be available in 2.40″ size only for around $25.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Primo worldwide now!

Flybikes – Devon Smillie Signature Fuego Tire

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The Devon Smillie signature Fuego Tire from Flybikes is hitting BMX shops and mail-orders around the world. Today, Flybikes gave us the full details on this tire and it looks like a good amount of technology went into this one. The tire features a similar tread pattern as the classic Ruben tire, but more geared toward street riding with a smoother center tread. Inside you can find a “HPPR” layer, which is a High Pressure & Puncture Resistant layer, below that is a High Pressure casing and then there is a pinch resistant layer at the bottom. The tire also has a harder rubber on the sidewall to help resist grab while grinding. Here’s some words from Flybikes about the tire…

“The main goal for the “Fuego” tire was to create the most durable tire possible while still keeping the weight to a minimum, we searched the latest technologies to help achieve these three key features.

1. Although chances are slim that the “Fuego” tire will ever see 120 PSI in its lifetime, by using a new unique technology the tire can accept extremely high pressures, but also, due to its heavy-duty construction remain extremely stiff at the lower pressures that Devon runs.

2. Another feature that’s often overlooked is the addition of reinforcement at the tires bead contact surface area to help avoid pinch-flats. Devon’s “Fuego” tire has this.

3. And finally, the surface on a street tire that gets the most abuse, “the sidewall”. First up, we used a significantly harder compound rubber that has the perfect combination of properties for superior strength, unmatched durability, while still remaining flexible and lite. Last but not least, we brought back our original “protection line”, featured on Rubens first signature tire, which helps protect the tires sidewall during grinds and other street abuse.” – Flybikes

“I’m really hyped with how the “Fuego” tire came out, its exactly what I want in a tire. I love how we took the O.G. Ruben tire and transformed it into a street version. The smooth compact tread gives it a buttery feel when cruising and is super grippy in the streets. We also added the “protection line” that was on the original Ruben tire to help keep a distance off the tires sidewall while grinding, giving the tire a better chance of lasting longer.” – Devon Smillie

The Fuego Tire is available through Flybikes dealers in 2.30″ only with colors of black, Dark blue, tan and white for $32.99 (black) – $35.99 (blue, tan, white).

Sunday Bikes – Green Street Sweeper Tire

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The Jake Seeley signature Street Sweeper Tires are now available in this new new Green colorway for those of you looking to brighten up your bike a bit! The Street Sweeper tire is a directional tire with a dual rubber compound. You can find a softer durometer in the center of the tread and a harder durometer rubber on the sides to help resist wear and make it so the tire won’t grab during grinds. Available in 2.40″ only with a 100 max PSI rating, colors of Green, Black and Purple, a weight of 25.8 oz. and a price tag of $22.99 each. The Green Street Sweeper Tire is now available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Sunday Bikes worldwide.

Top Five BMX Tires According to The Merged

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The crew over at The Merged posted up a fresh feature on their site calling out their top five favorite BMX Tires. This one has a few classics and a few newer tires like the Terrible One Ursa Minor and Major tires. This is a list that’s focused on tires that are currently available, so we’re sure you could list off a few classics that aren’t around anymore. Which kind of raises the question, when does a tire get retired? It seems like there’s a number of tires out there that brands have been doing for years just because of how well they sell. Either way, you can check out what all made their top five list right here — Top Five Tires According to The Merged

Dan’s Comp – Get Tech: BMX Tires

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Is it time for some new BMX tires? Do you know the difference between tread patterns, what the different tractions are ideal for, how TPI, size, weight and more all factor in? Well, Dan’s Comp give you the run through explaining it all with plenty of examples. This is definitely an interesting one if you’re new to BMX or just interested in product in general. Take a look!

“Get a grip, Kid! Tires are one of the most important, and yet often overlooked components on your BMX bike. From the rubber compound to the tread pattern, size and pressure, tires play an important role in how your bike handles and feels. In our latest “Get Tech” series, the guys at Dan’s Comp give you a down and dirty explanation of tires and what to consider when choosing what works best for you.
Tires – Where the rubber meets the road… or ramp.. or dirt…”

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Colony BMX – Griplock Tire

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It has been a while since Colony had introduced their Agenda tire, so they decided it was time to add another BMX tire to their line up. Here’s a look at their new Griplock tire that is designed for street, ramps, dirt or whatever you end up riding on. The tire has a 110 PSI rating with a 60 TPI construction with a fast rolling, low resistance tread pattern that wraps around to the sidewall. They have used a hard harder rubber for the sidewalls to help resist wear and tear rom grinding and made it available in two sizes; 2.35″ and 2.20″.

The Griplock tire also comes in an assortment of colors; black, purple, dark grey, emerald and grey Storm. This tire is hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Colony worldwide now! Check out more photos below.

A fast rolling, low resistance tire tread pattern with grooves for traction while turning and riding on everything from streets to ramp and more.

All of the color options for the Griplock tire.

Colony’s new Emerald green colorway that will be available on a bunch of their parts. Check out more here — Sneak Peek: Colony – Emerald Colorway

Here’s a look at the Grey Storm color. We have seen a few other brands tires use a similar color pattern, but I think this is the first grey tire to do it.

Regular grey for those of you who aren’t into storms.

Purple has been a hot color lately for BMX parts.

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Flybikes – Dark Blue Fuego Colorway

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Here’s a look at the matte semi-translucent Dark Blue colorway from Flybikes!

The other day we took a look at Devon Smillie‘s new signature 2017 Fuego frame in the matte semi-translucent dark blue color, now we get a look at the Fuego bars, his signature Devon grips and his new signature Fuego tire in matching colors! The grips are made from a translucent dark blue rubber to make the color on the frame and bars, too. We’re really digging that color, what about you?

This colorway is available through Flybikes dealers worldwide now!

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