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Question: Is this a folding tire? Photo shows a wire beaded tire, which certainly does not fold.
Document: I've used both the folding and wire bead versions of this tire and have generally had better success with the folding version as the wire bead tires tend to be so stiff that I inevitably end up inadvertently pinching a tube occasionally when trying to get tire on or off rib.I generally replace tires after ~2,000 miles. I still get occasional flats with these but certainly much less often than previous tires. Usually takes a larger piece of road debris to get a flat - large industrial staple, etc.
I have used this tire, both the folding and the wire bead for many years on my tandem with only one flat tire caused by sidewall damage from road debris. I never use any other tire.
This is my second set of these tires. They are very durable. I ride for fitness and do not race, so I can only speak to how they ride in general conditions - mostly dry pavement. The folding tire is much easier to change than the ones with the wire bead.
5 stars ust like they said. I havn't removed these tires in 4+ years on my road bike. Note: there are continental tubes under these tires. If not, I would be removing them for tube failure from local bike store tubes. I have used folding and wire bead and have no problems with either. I think the other post is from some non standard setup the rider is using.
Will not use any other tire, in two years have had two flats in over 8,500 miles, one was a roofing nail, nothing would stop that, the other was thin cable wire.
This was the best price I could find for this tire. It's actually the foldable tire not a wire bead but that usually makes even more expensive and the tire is lighter. Good deal.
If you slice the side of your tire, fold the bill and slide it between the inner tube and the tire casing and center the folded bill over the cut. Inflate the tire until you see a slight bulge where the tile casing was cut and slowly ride home or to your ride. Try to stay off your seat.
There are better quality. This is my first go around with these Gatorskins. The tire wall seems slightlly weaker than the tires with the solid wire bead that cannot be shipped and must be purchased at your bike shop. so far they have given me no problem.
I bought th &#34;Continental GatorSkin DuraSkin Folding Tire, Black, 700 x 28cc&#34;  last time. It is very nice tire. I love it . I purchase it again. Thanks.
The actual weight for the 700c 32mm DuraSkin folding tire is 356.2gr. The Continental site incorrectly lists the weight as 325gr. Still a good durable tire for trekking/training. I have these on my cyclocross bike.
Answer: yes