Schwalbe
Schwalbe Ice Spiker Pro Cycling Tire
Item: #842883 | Part Number: Not Selected$127.99 - $197.99
Description
Lighter, grippier, faster. The 'turbo' of spike tires. With up to 402 spikes it bites firmly into icy roads. The tungsten carbide core of each spike is clad in weight-saving aluminum. The tire remains agile and sporty. DD/RaceGuard Specifications: Type: Folding Compound: Winter Version: DD/RaceGuard Seal: Tubeless RaceGuard Specifications: Type:...
Schwalbe Ice Spiker Pro Cycling Tire Item # 842883
Description
Lighter, grippier, faster. The 'turbo' of spike tires. With up to 402 spikes it bites firmly into icy roads. The tungsten carbide core of each spike is clad in weight-saving aluminum. The tire remains agile and sporty.
DD/RaceGuard Specifications:
- Type: Folding
- Compound: Winter
- Version: DD/RaceGuard
- Seal: Tubeless
RaceGuard Specifications:
- Type: Wire
- Compound: Winter
- Version: RaceGuard
- Seal: Clincher
Note: In order to ensure that spikes are permanently fixed, tires should be run in for about 25 miles (40 km) on asphalt, while avoiding any fast acceleration or heavy braking.
Part Numbers for Schwalbe Ice Spiker Pro Cycling Tire
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
wolverine88 from
Great winter tires for riding fast around town
I use these tires on my townie. They give me the confidence to carry speed where I may encounter icy patches and compact snow. The roll feeling is different from most tires, and definitely feels like more resistance. I'm still getting used to leaning the bike on fast corners, as it doesn't feel like you have much contact with the ground.
Date published: 2025-12-01
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Jack from
Best Normal-Width Tire for Snow and Ice
I commute daily in the winter, on an electric bicycle. Studded tires are absolutely a requirement for this, as without them, the bike will give out underneath you when rising over Ice.
These tires are well suited to thicker snow and ice, and are the provide the best traction without moving to a fat-bike.
The rolling resistance is high, so I would generally only recommend them for an E-Bike. Having electric assistance also helps when powering through thick snow and slush. For a normal bicycle, try looking at Schwalbe's Marathon winter tires, with full studs.
I only wish these tires were a bit wider, say 2.3" instead of 1.9". The loss in volume/comfort from my summer tires is noticable, and the extra width would help in the snow.
Date published: 2025-04-14
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Sebas from
Studs emtb
They do grip, I should have selected 2,8’’ wide instead, very challenging to install on comp 30 rims
Date published: 2025-02-17