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SCHWALBE ROCKET RON 29x2.25 ADDIX SPEED SUPERRACE Tubeless Ready Folding Tyre Black

Réf. fabricant : 11600385.03
The SCHWALBE Rocket Ron 29x2.25 MTB tyre is an ultralight model providing incredible grip and very low rolling resistance. It is paired with an... Read more
Regular price 59,99 €
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Description

The SCHWALBE Rocket Ron 29x2.25 MTB tyre is an ultralight model providing incredible grip and very low rolling resistance. It is paired with an Addix Speed rubber compound characterised by an extremely low rolling resistance.

Particularly effective when front-mounted with its tread pattern featuring wide, sufficiently spaced knobs to guarantee low rolling resistance and excellent self-cleaning, it can be combined with the Racing Ralph at the rear to achieve the ultimate weapon for Cross-Country racing.

The Super Race model sets new standards in terms of suppleness. It glides over the ground offering exceptional traction, a light weight and low rolling resistance.

Ref: 7960110497958

Informations techniques

Discipline / Usage: XC / Versatile
Ideal for use as a front tyre (in combination with the Racing Ralph at the rear).
Dimensions: ETRTO 57-622 (29 x 2.25)
Folding bead
Setup: Tubeless Ready
Addix Speed rubber compound
Super Race version
TPI: 67
Pressure: 1.8-3.7 Bar (26-54 psi)
Not E-Bike Compatible
Maximum load: 120 kg;
Weight (manufacturer): 630g
Reference (manufacturer):
11600385.03

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 2.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Rolling tire

"I chose this tire by browsing the data on the Schwalbe website It rolls as advertised, heavier than expected and its durability won't be exceptional but as a rear mount it does the job."

Aliasjim (4/5)

Fragile?

"I drove less than 100km with this tire before I got a tear of about 1cm on the sidewall. Extreme bad luck or tire fragility?"

Bourru (1/5)

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