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Coming soon: Airless bicycle tires

I've been aware of Michelin's Tweel since it was first shown, but as far as I know they aren't actually available.

I think the sidewalls would be important not only because of mud and debris, but for aerodynamic reasons.

It will be interesting to see how much this weighs when compared with regular bike tires. Serious road cyclists are notorious for shaving ounces (literally!) wherever they can, which is why the thin tires of road bikes are so susceptible to punctures in the first place.

And the carbon fiber used in bicycle tires will be hugely expensive, many times the cost of a regular bike tire.

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