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DEVELOPING THE
ORIGINAL ALL-ROAD TIRES
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85 YEARS OF
RENE HERSE
CYCLES
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From the Journal
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Introducing Supple Sealant
At Rene Herse Cycles, we’ve been running some of our bikes tubeless for more than a decade. Back then, neither rims nor tires were tubeless-ready yet, so there was much improvisation. On rough terrain, the tires tended to burp, and there were other issues, too. It was all part of the learning process,… read more
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Jan’s OPEN MIN.D.
These days, Rene Herse Cycles is often associated with gravel and bikepacking, so it may come as a surprise that my love of cycling started on the road. Growing up in Germany, my family lived at the edge of a small village on a popular training route. Seeing groups of racers whizz by… read more
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To Humptulips Ridge and Back
Four years ago, I first attempted to reach Humptulips Ridge. It was the first year of the pandemic. There were no races, and group rides were frowned upon. Vaccines were not yet available, and nobody knew yet what was safe and what wasn’t. But I yearned for big adventures. I figured that riding… read more