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mtb reifen 29 x 2 4

mtb reifen 29 x 2 4 Schwalbe Tacky Chan 29x2.4" Ultra Soft / Super Gravity – recycledmoutainracing.com

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mtb reifen 29 x 2 4 Schwalbe Tacky Chan 29x2.4" Ultra Soft / Super Gravity – recycledmoutainracing.comThis listing is for one brand new 29" tire Recycledmountainracing. coms notes: Is this the hottest tire sidewall compound combination in all of gravity mountain biking? Whats in the box? 1x tire aftermarket retail packaging including manuals full manufacturer warranty Got Questions? Message us! Manufacturer Specs: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The fastest downhill tire in the world Developed over two years in the World Cup races, including with DH overall World

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Manufacturer Specs:

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 

The fastest downhill tire in the world
- Developed over two years in the World Cup races, including with DH overall World Cup winner Amaury Pierron
- Optimized 100% for precision
- 10% more stable shoulder lugs compared to the Magic Mary for even more aggressive cornering
- Long braking edges allow later braking point
- Open shoulder area provides direct feedback and improves self-cleaning
- Ramps on center lugs for optimal rolling characteristics
- On average 8% lighter than Magic Mary
- Produced with fair trade rubber

TECHNICAL DATA 

  •  Size: ETRTO 62-622 (29x2.40 Inch)

  •  Type: Folding

  •  Compound: Addix Ultra Soft

  •  Version: Super Gravity

  •  Colour: Black

  •  Seal: Tubeless

  •  Weight: 1240 g

  •  Pressure: Max. 3.5 Bar (Max. 50.0 psi)

  •  Maximum load: 125 kg

  •  EPI: 67

  •  E-Bike: E-50

  •  Product number: 11654533

  •  EAN: 4026495934466

  •  Price: US$104.00




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