Continental's Race King Performance 29 Inch MTB Tire is a classic cross country or marathon competition tire with low rolling resistance, good self-damping, and low weight. The 3-layer tubeless ready casing offers excellent puncture protection. PureGrip compound provides great grip and high durability.
Features & Specs:
- PureGrip compound.
- Performance protection.
- Tubeless ready.
- Foldable bead.
- 3/180 TPI.
- 50-65 PSI.
- Weight: 605 / 660g.
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WinterTrail tires for Hybrid
Swapped these onto a Trek DS for snow and trail riding. Great grip aired down a few PSI. Exceeds bike manufacturer width allowed but works perfectly. Great in the snow and mud.
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Reviewed 3/18/2019
by Anonymous
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Macon, GA
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Great tires for my easy riding style
I ride some basic local single track trails & dirt access roads. These tires are exactly what I needed to replace the road friendly tires on my dual sport. I now have adequate traction to climb hills without spinning the tires. If I don't have adequate traction, I probably need to dismount the bike anyway.
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