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Product ID: 30596
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One of Serfas' most popular tires, the Drifter gives you the best of both worlds because it is set up to handle the pavement and light-duty trails. Keep them on the road or take them on your favorite dirt road.
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.
Review topics: ["service","tire"].
"Second set of these tires that I’ve purchased for bikes in my home. This set is going on a vintage MTB that I have turned into a slow roll city cruiser. Great tire for dirt road and pavement. Smooth rolling, but still has a bit of grip in the soft stuff. They look cool too."
"I was looking to replace a set of drifters because the ride quality and the construction are a huge draw to this tire. It has a dual compound longer wear in the center and better grip off center. Plus it has flat protection. I went with a narrower profile (1.5" vs 2") This time since I no longer ride it off road but, on the 2" previous set it was great and survived everything thrown at it. the inverted tread means it rolls super smooth but still has traction in dirt mud and sand. The new tires feel great and much lighter give the 200 gram per tire difference. The service from Cambria was awesome as well. I ordered the 1.5" based on the rims as i could not find the size on the tires themselves. So I asked customer service and based on my usage they thought the tires would be fine and they were right. I am very happy with this purchase and glad I chose Cambria!"
"Ordering from Cambria was flawless, however, the Serfas tires aren't the same apparent quality of my previous set of Serfas Drifters."
"Awesome tires!"
"I replaced my MTB 2.25 tires with these so they would match my more senior cruiser riding style. They were very easy to mount, and they have a nice ride and cornering capability. I have also used them on some dirt trails and the traction has been very good even in uphill dirt/gravel situations. This has turned out to be a very good purchase and I recommend them for riders in a similar situation."
