clearance

Allows you to carry up to 27 kg and can be used with a child seat.

Volume

For bikes with 26”, 27.5”, 28”, 650B, and 700C wheels with frame inserts.

Compact design

Comes with screw hardware for attachment. Adjustable length and height. 

Easy assembly/dismantling

Visibility

Weight

This pannier rack is designed to carry your belongings on your bike: bags, panniers, child seat, etc.

Condition

Frequency

Assembly Type

Wheel Size

Position

Maximum Load

Main Material

You can fit your pannier rack with luggage straps.
Model 8169680 is compatible.

Accessorizing

Bike Bags & Backpacks

Compatibility

Replaces the chain of your 3- to 8-speed bike. Compatible with 3- to 8-speed Shimano, Campagnolo and SRAM derailleurs

Intensity

Number of Speeds

Number of Links

For easy assembly, adapt chain length with a chain tool available on our website (ref: 8351521)

Mounting

For easy dismanteling, use a quick link chain tool and/or a chain tool available on our website (ref: 8352339 and 8351521)

Dismantling

Number of links

Bike Chains

Optimal comfort with EVA Foamed + gel composition

User comfort

Length suitable for all road and gravel bike handlebars.

Developed to provide excellent grip and optimal comfort for long rides.

Skill Level

Bike Handles & Grips

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Grooved tread for excellent grip on wet ground.

Grip

1-mm thick puncture-resistant layer provides good protection against punctures.

Puncture resistance

Efficiency

Reflective safety strips on the sides to stay visible!

This tire is for regular inner city riding.

Tire Assembly

tire width x wheel size

Tire Bead

Type of Tyre

tire compound type

e-bike ready

Width (mm)

Playing Surface

Etrto

Inspect the tread to measure wear on city bike’s tires and to know when they need replacing.
Usual signs of wear include:
- tread starting to fray
- the appearance of micro cracks
- low tread depth - 
the carcass becomes visible.
All of these indicate that the tire is worn and needs replacing.

How to measure tire wear

To remove your tire, start by deflating the inner tube completely.
Once deflated, use a tire lever to remove it from the rim.

How to remove a tire

To put it back on, place one side of the tire into the bottom of the rim. Next, inflate your inner tube to approximately 30% before putting it into the tire (inflating it beforehand reduces the risk of pinching the inner tube). Then, insert the other side of the tire into the rim, starting on the side opposite the valve. Before inflating the inner tube all the way, check to make sure it isn’t pinched between the tire and the rim.

How to fit a tire

Inflate your tire carefully. The recommended pressure is indicated on the side of your tire.
Always make sure your tires are at the correct pressure before heading out on your ride.

How to inflate your tire correctly

When inflating your tire, make sure you inflate it to the suitable pressure for the terrain and the weather conditions you will be riding in. When riding in rainy weather, lower the tire pressure to increase its traction. When riding in dry weather, increase the pressure for better performance.

Pro tip

Bike Tires

For 3x7 and 3x8 SRAM, Shimano or Btwin drive trains

Designed for bikes with 7 or 8 rear speeds.
Compatible with SRAM, Shimano or Btwin for smooth, precise shifting.

Derailleur Position

Top or bottom routed cable
Diameter: 34.9 mm (or 28.6 mm and 31.8 mm with adapter).
Chainwheel of maximum 48 teeth.
155 g.

Technical features:

Bike Derailleur

Compatible with all Shimano SRAM brakes on all types of bikes.

Designed for replacing the brake cables and housing on all types of bikes

Brake Type

2 cables, 1 hose, and cable and hose caps.1 x 2 m (6'7") cable.
1 x 1.5 m (5') cable.
1 x 2 m (6'7") hose.

Technical information

Rockrider

Traction

Micro knobs along the central tread reduce rolling resistance.

This tire is designed for hybrid bikes with 20" wheels to provide the best balance of features on roads and trails.

Weight (g)

reflective

Puncture-Proof

Inspect the tread to measure wear and to know when they need replacing. The tread comes into direct contact with the ground, determining your tire’s performance.

Replace your tire when the centre knobs are worn down to the same height as the side knobs.

To remove your tire, start by deflating the inner tube completely.
Then separate the tire from the rim with a tire lever.

How to disassemble a tire

Make sure the arrow on the sidewall is pointing forward.
To put your tire back on, place the bead (the rigid part that determines the shape of your tire) on the rim.
Next, inflate your inner tube by approximately 30% before fitting it to the rim (inflating it beforehand reduces the risk of pinching the inner tube).

Fit the second bead to the rim, starting on the side opposite the valve.


Inflate the tire with caution. The recommended pressure is indicated on the side of the tire and on the product sheet (available online).
Always make sure your tires are at the correct pressure before heading out on your ride.

During inflation, it is important to get the right pressure depending on the terrain and especially depending on the time.
When riding in rainy weather, lower the tire pressure to improve your grip.
When riding in dry weather, increase the pressure for better performance.

Pro advice:

26 x 1.7 to 26 x 2.2 tires.
ETRTO 44/57 - 559

Optimized composition to guarantee your inner tube has a good seal.

Waterproof

Designed for changing the inner tube of your 26" diameter tire, with a 1.70 to 2.20 section, and with a 48 mm (2") Schrader valve.

Valve Type

Self-Repair

Section

Check all the information indicated on the sidewall of the tire (diameter and width). For example, 26 x 1.90 means that the tire is 26" in diameter and 1.90" wide.
The dimensions in mm are also on the tire sidewall.
For example, 50-559 means that the tire is 50-mm wide with a 559 mm inner diameter (approx. 26 x 2.00).

How to choose your inner tube

Remove the old inner tube using Btwin tire levers.

Removing an inner tube

Check the condition of your tire and replace it if necessary. 
Make sure no objects are lodged in the tire.
Check the condition of your tire rim strip.
A rim strip that’s even slightly bent can cause punctures.
Check that your rim doesn’t have any other issues that could damage your inner tube.

Checks to carry out before installing an inner tube

Watch our video before you start.
Pre-inflate the inner tube slightly to avoid pinching.
Make sure you’re using the correct valve for your rim and then insert it.
Put the entire inner tube inside the tire so that it fits inside the rim.
Take care not to pinch the inner tube when installing it.

Installing the inner tube

Start installing the tire at the valve.
Finish installing the tire across from the valve to avoid pinching the inner tube.
Never install your tire with a tool or a tire lever, as you risk pinching or puncturing the inner tube.

Installing the tire

Carefully inflate your tire to the pressure recommended by the manufacturer (visible on the tire sidewall in PSI or bars: 1 bar = 14.51 PSI).
Regularly check that your tire is in the correct position as you inflate it.

Inflating the tire

To avoid punctures from pinching and for the best tire performance, we recommend checking your tires and inflating them to the suggested pressure before every ride.

The professional's advice

Bike Tubes & Valves

Replaces the brake housing on your bike. 
Compatible with all bike brands and types

Housing has a 5 mm outer diameter.
Length: 2 m.

Cleaning and lubricating cables on a regular basis is recommended to prolong their life. Do not clean with high pressure power washers.

Maintenance tips:

Bike Brakes

V-brake or Cantilever (large head) braking systems.

Corrosion resistance

Designed for replacing the brake cables (V-brake or cantilever) on your bike.

Length (mm)

Length: 2 m (2 yd)
Diameter: 1.5 mm (0.05")

Watertight

This inner tube is suitable for 20" diameter tires with 1.90 to 2.20 cross-section with a 33 mm Schrader valve.

Check all the information indicated on the sidewall of the tire (diameter and width). For example, 20 x 2.10 means your tire is 20" in diameter and 2.10" wide.
   

How to choose an inner tube

Remove the old inner tube using a tire lever.

Check the condition of your tire and replace it if necessary. 
Make sure no objects are lodged in the tire.
Check the condition of your tire rim strip. A rim strip that’s even slightly bent can cause punctures.
Check that your rim doesn’t have any other issues that could damage your inner tube.

To prevent pinching and achieve the best performance, we recommend checking and pumping up your front tire as needed before each ride.

Weight:

with 700 diameter tires, 23 to 32 mm cross-section. ETRTO 23/32 – 622

Designed for replacing the inner tube of your 700 diameter, 23 to 32 section tires with a 48 mm (2") Presta valve.

Check all the information indicated on the sidewall of the tire (diameter and width). For example, 27.5 x 1.90 means a tire with a 27.5" diameter that is 1.90" wide.
The dimensions in mm are also on the tire sidewall.
For example, 50-584 means your tire is 50 mm wide with an inner diameter of 584 mm (approx. 27.5 x 2.00).

Check the condition of your tire and replace it if necessary. 
Make sure no objects are lodged in the tire.
Check the condition and position of your rim strip.
A rim strip that’s even slightly bent can cause punctures.
Check that your rim doesn’t have any other issues that could damage your inner tube.

Our professional advice

Versatility

This inner tube is suitable for 20" diameter tires with 1.50 to 1.90 cross-section with a 33 mm Schrader valve.

Check all the information indicated on the sidewall of the tire (diameter and width). For example, 20 x 1.60 means your tire is 20" in diameter and 1.60" wide.
   

Compatible with 26 diameter tires, a cross-section ranging from 1.70 to 2.20, and a 35 mm Presta valve.

Check the information indicated on the sidewall of the tire (diameter and width). For example, 26 x 1.90 means that the tire is 26" in diameter and 1.90" wide.
The dimensions in mm (ETRTO international unit) are also on the tire sidewall.
 

Pre-inflate the inner tube slightly to avoid pinching.
Make sure you’re using the correct valve for your rim and then insert it.
Put the entire inner tube inside the tire so that it fits inside the rim.
Take care not to pinch the inner tube when installing it.

Tip from the pros

26" tires with 2.20 to 2.50 cross-section.
ETRTO 57/64 – 559

This inner tube is suitable for 26" diameter tires with a 2.20 to 2.50 cross-section and a 48-mm Schrader valve.

Check the sidewall for tire information (diameter and width). For example, 26 x 2.35 means that the tire is 26" in diameter and 2.35" wide.
The dimensions in mm (ETRTO international unit) are also on the tire sidewall.
For example, 50-559 means that the tire is 50-mm wide with a 559 mm inner diameter (approx. 26 x 2.00).

For replacing your road bike's brake cable.

Designed for all bike brands and types (Shimano, SRAM, and Campagnolo).

Pre-stretched and polished stainless steel cable for less friction

For replacing bike brake cables. Universal brake cable.

100% effective on all types of Butyl inner tubes.

Less restrictive and just as effective as a classic patch.

Ease of use

This self-adhesive patch kit lets you easily and quickly repair punctures so you can carry on enjoying your bike rides.

1. Remove the inner tube and locate the puncture
2. Roughen the area around the puncture using the sandpaper
3. Clean and dry this area
4. Apply the self-adhesive patch and press hard on the entire area for around 45 seconds
5. Run your nail over the patch to increase its adhesive power
6. Put the inner tube back in the tire and the tire in the rim
7. Inflate your tire to the recommended pressure.

User tip: 

Optimal lifespan: 3 years at room temperature (16-22°C, 30-70% humidity), away from direct light and in its original packaging.
Minimum temperature for repairs: +10°C 
Temperature for use: -40°C to +65°C

Storage:

Be careful not to touch the sticky part when positioning the patch, so as not to reduce its sticking power.
Remove any air bubbles by pushing from the centre of the patch towards the edges.
Rub the patch with your nail to warm it up and help it stick better.
Finally, press firmly with your thumb, covering the entire patch for 45 seconds to 1 minute (press on a clean, flat surface for greater effectiveness).

Applying the patch: 

A good sanding of the area concerned will give you a better result.
The aim is to obtain a flat, clean surface so the patch holds as well as possible.If the puncture is close to excess material, sand until the excess is removed.
Sanding will create micro-scratches that will allow the glue on your patch to set more easily.
This stage is very important for a lasting repair.

Sanding: 

Clean away any impurities to ensure a clean, flat, and dry area to apply the patch.
Remember: don't use water or any other product to clean your inner tube after sanding. It's essential to have a clean, dry surface to ensure that your patch lasts.

Cleaning: 

Notch to hold the tire lever on the spokes, perfect grip on tire, deflation tip.

Tire lever that clips together for easy storage.

Designed for removing your bike tire. The tip allows you to deflate the tire, while its edges attach to the spokes for greater ease.

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