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SCHWALBE

SCHWALBE MAGIC MARY 27.5x2.40 ADDIX SOFT SUPERTRAIL tire Tubeless Ready Soft Black

Réf. fabricant : 11600539.03
The SCHWALBE Magic Mary tire tyre is the favourite model ofEnduro and All-mountain. A highly versatile intermediate profile with sturdy side lugs and spaced... Read more
57,99 €
57,99 €
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The SCHWALBE Magic Mary tire tyre is the favourite model ofEnduro and All-mountain. A highly versatile intermediate profile with sturdy side lugs and spaced central lugs provides maximum traction under braking and grip in curves, even in extremely muddy conditions.

Featuring the Addix Soft tread compound for enhanced grip, especially on the side studs, the Magic Mary is available here with Super Trail technology, combining strength, flexibility and lightness. The tread uses a carcass with three layers of material. Finally, the tire is fully clad with Snakeskin protection, for incredible stability and reliability.

Ref: 7960109318310

Informations techniques

Discipline / Use: Enduro / Soft and muddy ground
Dimensions: ERTO 62-584 (27.5 x 2.40)
Flexible rod
Tubeless Ready mounting
Addix Soft tread compound;
Super Trail / SnakeSkin / Apex / Chaper reinforcements ;
3-layer carcass ;
Pressure: max 3.5 bar 50 psi) ;
Maximum load: 115 kg ;
Weight (manufacturer): 1,140 g ;
Reference: 11600539.03 ;
VAE compatible.
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Informations prix

*Recommended retail price February 2024

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Front tire

"Super tire , solid and very good grip . Mounted on a game 6 front moustache".

— Memeltheo (5/5)

Magic grip

"I was looking for a sturdy front tire with grip for enduro descents in wet conditions, and I've got it :) In the mud, it holds on really well, it rolls off very well. I've even tried it on snow, and the tire's big studs allow it to get out of the tracks and steer at a minimum. In terms of mounting, it was hard to get the bead wires onto the rim, but tubeless clamping was a breeze with a hand pump."

— Nourson (5/5)

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