Product Comparison: Schwalbe Big Ben (11100557) vs Schwalbe Big Apple (11100302)
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- I'm really happy with these tires. Tough, quiet, smooth. Met all of my criteria.
- These wheels provided less rolling resistance than my old mtb tires and are really comfortable.
- Shockingly good offroad grip and useful balloon suspension for a rigid bike.
- These new tires are much quieter and have less rolling resistance.
- I run these on my Townie ebike conversion. No flats or issues yet. Super cushy ride and speed rated.
- In point of speed and comfort, it is the ideal tire for either of the two categories.
- I have roughly 400 miles on these and they are still like new. Awesome tires.
- Another advantage is the solid construction of these tires.
- Good rolling speed, very comfortable, can be inflated to a wide range of pressure.
- The only real downside is limited adherence in wet and / or cold temperatures.
- I am very please with these tires. They ride fast and are comfortable. Has totally transformed my ride.
- Easy to install took me 10 minutes for both tires.
- The grip is excellent in all conditions so far; it is stable and docile, even on wet roads; they're quiet and very comfortable.
- 3,500 miles in and the front tire has had no flats, ever.
- They had good grip, nice size for city streets and looked cool, but I do a lot of urban riding and end up with a fair amount of sharp stops and I was down to cords within 300 miles.
- Cobbles and potholes cease to matter, while the bike isn’t burdened with heavy energy-sapping springs.
- Good contact patch for street use. Smooth ride and very predictable in most weather conditions.
- For a street tire i think you wont find a much better tire.
- I bloody love them, have done about 500 miles on them and only suffered one puncture, and that was on hedge cutting day.
- When inflated to minimum pressure (2 BAR) they are comfortable but sooo slooow.