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SCHWALBE

SCHWALBE NOBBY NIC 27.5x2.80 ADDIX SPEEDGRIP SUPERTRAIL Tubeless Ready Folding Tyre Black

Réf. fabricant : 11654116
An ultra-versatile model in terms of both terrain and weather conditions, the tyre SCHWALBE Nobby Nic adapts to a wide range of uses, whether... Read more
64,99 €
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Description

An ultra-versatile model in terms of both terrain and weather conditions, the tyre SCHWALBE Nobby Nic adapts to a wide range of uses, whether on a XC, during a ride All-Mountain or on the trails ofEnduro technically challenging.

Its optimised tread pattern, with thick side knobs and smaller centre blocks, provides excellent grip under acceleration and braking, ensuring control and confidence on difficult trails, while the Addix Speedgrip rubber compound represents the ideal combination of speed, grip and longevity.

Extremely versatile, the Super Trail model offers a stable construction and is suitable for a wide range of rides, from intensive trail riding to enduro trails. Ideal for moderate use.

In this Tubeless Ready version, the Nobby Nic combines a 50 TPI casing with a SnakeSkin coating offering excellent protection against cuts and punctures on the sidewalls.

Ref: 7960110563494

Informations techniques

Discipline / Usage: XC to Enduro Light / Versatile
Dimensions: ETRTO 70-584 (27.5 x 2.80")
Folding bead ;
Rubber compound: ADDIX SpeedGrip ;
Usage: Super Trail ;
SnakeSkin sidewalls ;
Pressure: max. 2.60 Bar (max. 38psi) ;
TPI: 50 ;
Weight (manufacturer):
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Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Nobby Nic at the front.

"Used at the front, it provides decent grip but stalls earlier than a MINION DHF. The speedgrip rubber makes the tire too soft."

— Dhx54 (3/5)

Good tire

"Good tire, hooks well on dirt and mud. Rear mounted"

— Stephdecar (5/5)

vttae tires

"Tough tires, on average 2500 km on dry but very rocky terrain"

— Anonymous (5/5)

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