Schwalbe Big Betty Evo, Super, Gravity, TLE Tyre - 29x2.40

This tyre features everything modern tyre technology has to offer. An all-round product for downhill and enduro, suitable for dry and wet surfaces.

- Long, supported braking edges for maximum braking traction

- Extremely stable shoulder blocks for exceptional cornering grip

- Open, aggressive tread pattern for excellent grip and outstanding self-cleaning properties.

Technology:

E-Bike Ready 50
For fast e-bikes up to 50 km/h
Fast e-bikes (S-Pedelecs with type approval, insurance and pedal assistance even above 25 km/h) require specially approved tyres. For these bikes, we recommend e-bike tyres with ECE-R75 approval valid throughout Europe.

Snake Skin

Tubeless Easy
TUBELESS EASY
Tubeless technology from Schwalbe: the special monofilament fabrics (SnakeSkin or MicroSkin) prevent air loss and ensure maximum puncture protection when combined with sealant.

Super Gravity
Super Gravity Construction
Where not everyone dares to go. Where the rider and track demand the most from the equipment. Where bikes have long travel. This is exactly the territory of tyres with Super Gravity construction.

In this extremely stable construction, the tread and heavily stressed sidewalls are protected by four casing layers combined with a strong fabric layer (Snake Skin, from bead to bead). A special Apex protects against punctures and increases the tyre's lateral stiffness. Thanks to the Turn Up construction, the tyre remains unusually flexible for a particularly smooth ride. Tubeless easy.
Perfect damping with high stability and durability. Improved puncture protection compared with the Super Trail casing. No other casing combines such dynamic performance with stability and safety.

Evo Line Evolution
The best that can be done. The highest-quality materials. The most innovative technologies.

Addix Soft

Schwalbe was established in Germany in 1973 by Ralf Bohle, with roots in the family business founded in Bergneustadt in 1922. Today it is based in Reichshof and makes bicycle tyres and inner tubes. Its name means “swallow” in German and translates Swallow, the name of the first tyres imported from Korea.