Teravail Telegraph

No, this tire is specifically designed for road cycling. While its high-volume casing offers comfort, the slick center tread is optimized for pavement efficiency rather than loose gravel or dirt surfaces.

Yes, the Telegraph is tubeless-ready. Running them tubeless allows you to use lower tire pressures, which improves traction and comfort while reducing the risk of pinch flats.

The 120 TPI (threads per inch) construction makes the tire casing more supple and flexible. This allows the tire to conform better to the road surface, resulting in a smoother, more responsive ride quality compared to tires with lower thread counts.

The Telegraph does not feature a dedicated puncture protection layer. It prioritizes a lightweight, supple feel and rolling efficiency, so it is best suited for riders who prioritize performance over heavy-duty flat resistance.

These tires are 30mm wide and designed for 29-inch (700c) wheels. Before purchasing, ensure your frame and fork have adequate clearance for a 30mm width, as some older road bikes are limited to narrower tires.

The maximum tire pressure for the Telegraph is 70 PSI. However, if you are setting them up tubeless, you can often run significantly lower pressures to enhance grip and comfort depending on your body weight and road conditions.