
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Blackbird Tubeless Ready Road
From £49.67
Lowest ever £49.67 · seen 18 September 2026
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The current best price for Hutchinson Blackbird Tubeless Ready Road is £49.67 from Deporvillage UK. The lowest price we have recorded is £49.67 on .
The art of cycling ultimately boils down to one thing: three square centimetres of contact between your tyres and the road. This small surface has been at the heart of Hutchinson's story since its inception in 1890.The Blackbird is the next exciting chapter in this story. An evolution that is a result of over a century of equipping champions and turning Hutchinson's consuming passion for innovation and performance into technologies that propel the sport of cycling forward.Rolling resistance has been improved by 10% compared to the previous generation Fusion 5 but with an increased class leading lifespan of over 4,000 km of real-world riding.Central to the reduction in rolling resistance is Hutchinson's new "SwiftEasy" casing design. This new construction sees the tyres casing wrapped around the bead then bonded directly to a central polyamide puncture protection strip instead of the usual process of overlapping these layers.A final layer of casing runs from bead to bead to reduce air leakage. SwiftEasy casing ensures a much more flexible point of contact with the road, greatly enhancing both rolling resistance and comfort while reducing weight due to the use of just tow layers of 1227 TPI casing. The result is a super-fast, comfortable and lightweight tyre, the 28mm Blackbird weighing in at a competitive 290 g.Another technology debuting on the Blackbird is "Mach Tread 3.0", the fastest and most efficient tread compound that has every been developed b y Hutchinson. The compound is a completely new formulation with incredibly low rolling resistance and high rebound that gives an increase in energy return of 25% when it comes into contact with the road.Mach Tread 3.0 is also 10% harder than the previous 11Storm compound, meaning the tyre has improved resistance to tearing if cut by road debris and has an impressive lifespan of over 4,000 km. These improvements come whiles till retaining the same high levels of grip found in Hutchinson's previous generation of performance road tyres.The tyre has been specifically designed around modern, wider rims, with a tread surface that is 15% wider than previous generation tyres. This combined with the more flexible SwiftEasy casing means the tyres contact patch with the road is wider than it is long, enabling aggressive cornering and reducing rolling resistance.The tyre is available in both Black and Tan Wall colourways across a range of three sizes: 26, 28 & 30 mm. Weighing 275, 290 & 310 g respectively. The 28 and 30mm versions are hookless compatible.The Blackbird is also available in a Tubetype version that forgoes the SwiftEasy casing to offer enhanced puncture resistance necessary for a tubed tyre. The tubed versions are also available in Black and Tan Wall colourways and weight 225, 245 and 265 g.Key Features:ETRTO Size: 26-622Tubeless Ready (TR), fits tubeless rims with no inner tube and also standard rims with inner tube.Bead: FoldingProtect'Air (PA) 1mm anti-puncture protection for worry-free riding without gaining weight or losing performance.Hutchinson's fastest compound ever developed. +25% energy return, +10% hardness, +75 tearing performance vs 11 Storm.Weight: 275g
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Price history
Deporvillage UK· Brown
18 Sept 2026, 06:10
18 Sept 2026, 06:10
£49.67
£59.99
Tredz· Tan Wall
12 Sept 2026, 06:07
12 Sept 2026, 06:07
£49.99
Deporvillage UK· Brown
11 Sept 2026, 06:11
11 Sept 2026, 06:11
£49.76
£60.10
Deporvillage UK· Brown
7 Sept 2026, 19:26
7 Sept 2026, 19:26
£49.80
£60.15
Tredz· Tan Wall
3 Sept 2026, 06:01
3 Sept 2026, 06:01
£61.99
Tredz· Tan Wall
10 Aug 2026, 21:57
10 Aug 2026, 21:57
£51.99
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