Overview
Our inspiring overview is coming soon. For now, here is what Rene Herse has to say:
Our most iconic 650B tire has a perfect balance of on-pavement grip and off-pavement volume. We name our tires after the passes in the Cascade Mountains that have inspired them: Babyshoe Pass (photo) runs between the great volcanoes of Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams in the Cascade Range. This long climb on a gravel road provides a back-door way from Seattle to Portland, avoiding the crowded Puget Lowland. As you climb out of the dense evergreen forests, the mountain vistas open up, and you see glimpses of Mount Adams.
For this challenging ride, you will appreciate the Babyshoe Pass TC, which rolls as fast as a racing tire on the paved lower sections of the climb, yet floats over the gravel on the higher parts.
All Rene Herse tires combine the performance of high-end tubular tires with the convenience of clinchers and the width for all-road riding. The Standard casing is a more affordable option that also offers extra protection against sidewall cuts on sharp rocks. The Extralight casing takes the performance, comfort and feel of your bike to an entirely new level.
The Babyshoe Pass is tubeless-compatible. When used with tubes, we recommend the SV12 or SV14A tubes.
Made in Japan.
Features
Our in-depth features analysis are forthcoming. For now, here is how Rene Herse puts it:
- Clincher, folding bead
- Tubeless-compatible
Specs
Our clear and concise specs will be ready soon. For now, here is how Rene Herse puts it:
- Maximum pressure with tubes: 60 psi (4.1 bar)
- Maximum recommended pressure – tubeless: 60 psi (4.1 bar)
- “Standard” supple casing
- Tan sidewalls
- 410 g
Warranty
All Rene Herse products are backed by warranty against defects in material and manufacturing.
Please see our Warranty page for the details of our warranty process as well as additional information regarding the Rene Herse warranty policy.
