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MICHELIN

MICHELIN FORCE AM Competition Line 29x2.25 Tubeless Ready Folding Tyre

Developed with the best riders Enduro such as Jérôme Clementz, Nicolas Vouilloz, Rémy Absalon, the MICHELIN Force AM Competition Line 29x2.25 tyre features excellent... Read more
Regular price 86,90 €
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Description

Developed with the best riders Enduro such as Jérôme Clementz, Nicolas Vouilloz, Rémy Absalon, the MICHELIN Force AM Competition Line 29x2.25 tyre features excellent grip, very good traction and outstanding efficiency thanks to its Gum-X3D rubber compound. Its tread pattern has been developed to guarantee maximum control for optimal lines.

Designed for intensive use, it also features a Trail Shield 3x60 TPI casing with a high-density reinforced ply offering even greater robustness to meet the demands of All Mountain as well as the demands of electric mountain bikes.

An ideal model for mixed terrain (rear fitment) and dry conditions (front and/or rear fitment).

Ref: 7960107942054

Informations techniques

Trail Shield casing ;
Gum-X3D rubber compound ;
Weight (manufacturer): 760 g.
Manufacturer reference: 085612.

Colour: Black
Size: 29x2.25
ETRTO: 57-622
Fitting: Tubeless Ready
Terrain: Dry
TPI: 180 (60x3)
Bead: Folding
Type: Standard
Type: E-Bike

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 3.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.

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Review topics: ["durability", "grip", "tire"].

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Reviews

Very good tire, but wears out rather quickly

"Very good tire with good rear traction. Wears out very quickly on abrasive terrain such as the Roc d'Azur, but more acceptable longevity in the Vosges. Good braking behavior, and I particularly appreciate the grip on the corner without penalizing performance too much."

Fred (4/5)

Good but longevity to be reviewed .

"I fitted this tire as a replacement for a Wildgrip'r and I find it better in every way, especially in terms of pedaling, where it's pretty smooth. However, I'm really disappointed because after only 3 rides, the studs are starting to tear, which I don't think is normal at 40€ a tire. I've only been riding Michelin tires for a while now, and this is the first tire to do that to me... ..."

Yeti (3/5)

Disappointed

"Mounted at the rear, I was quite satisfied with the grip and performance. But after 250km, i.e. 5 outings on rather soft terrain, the crampons are starting to tear ... . They won't last more than 10 outings! Maybe due to a too low pressure 1. 6 in tubeless."

Guegre (3/5)

Good and not so good

"1st 30km outing on dry roads. I gained in performance what I lost in gripp, compared to the MK I replaced. Much more elusive, without ever being grippy. On dusty terrain, it tends to go left and right, but recovers very easily. It changes the way you drive and is less safe. On the other hand, performance is good, with the impression that the bike responds better to pedal strokes. Puncture resistance seems good too. Good ride".

Miinoix (3/5)

What brakes!!!!

"Excellent tire with good grip, good handling on corners. But the big plus for me seemed to be the braking stability."

Tht (5/5)

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