SIMWORKS The Homage TLC 26"
SimWorks' all-terrain tire, The Homage, is back with a tubeless compliant version!
The Homage Tire, the original SimWorks by Panaracer all-terrain tire, which started out in 700c and 650B sizes and has helped adventurers around the world on their journeys and daily rides, is now available in a new tubeless-compatible 26 x 2.13" size. The All-Terrain tire is now available in a 26 x 2.13" tubeless-compatible model.
Tubeless compatibility allows for low-pressure operation, resulting in a wider ground contact area and a softer ride with significantly improved grip and comfort.
The aramid bead provides both light weight and durability, minimizes bead deformation, and provides high stability during tubeless operation, reducing puncture risk and improving ride comfort. The tread pattern features a file-like semi-slick center to reduce rolling resistance on paved roads, while side knobs ensure traction when cornering. It is versatile enough for both on-road and off-road use.
Update for the "now". Putting new tires on an old frame. It is not a mere nostalgia, but a choice reconstructed with modern technology and sensibility. Just as in the world of radio-controlled vehicles, models from 30 years ago are still in use today, bicycles are tools that can be played with over time.
[SPEC]
| Color : Green x Tan, Black x Tan | Green x Tan, Black x Tan |
| Size : 26x2.13" (55cm) | 26x2.13" (55-559) |
| Bead : Aramid | Aramid |
| Tire Interface : Clincher / Tubeless Compatible | Clincher / Tubeless Compatible |
| Max Air Pressure : Tubed 380kPa / 3.8bar / 55P.S.I. | Tubed 380kPa / 3.8bar / 55P.S.I. Tubeless 200kPa / 2.0bar / 30P.S.I. |
| Weight : avg. 660g | 660g |
| Made in Japan, Panaracer |
Tires are sold in units of one tire, so if you need one front and one back, please order two tires.
Please be especially careful when using tubeless tires. It may not be possible to use the tires on models with low sidewalls or rims with hookless or small bead hooks as seen on tubeless rims, so please make sure the beats are in the correct position and the air pressure is set to the correct value after mounting.
Reference article: For Rider Safety: Preventing Tire Outbursts