Calling All Rookies
The old dream pairing reunited. Adapting proven tire profiles to create the Tough Tom, this mountain bike tire is an attractive entry-level model for all riders.
The proven XC and All Mountain tread design is just right for rougher trails.
Adopting the previous Nobby Nic profile, the Tough Tom 29 Inch MTB Tire is perfect for the front wheel in combination with (e.g.) Rapid Rob.
Available in the wheel sizes 29" and for 26" sized wheels.
It's the right choice for rougher trails or for the front wheel.
Features:
Excellent Road and Off-Road Grip
Wire Bead
Available in 29 x 2.4, 26 x 2.10, 26 x 2.35
XC and All Mountain Tread Design
Perfect for the front wheel
K-Guard - Minimum standard for protection belts. This Guard has been proven for many years. It consists of natural rubber and is reinforced with KEVLAR® fibers. Together with the 50 EPI carcass, all Active Line tires are well protected against punctures
SBC - SCHWALBE Basic Compound: Versatile quality compound for all applications
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Reviewed 4/2/2021
by Andy
Cycling Enthusiast
Trabuco Canyon
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Great tire for the money,can't go wrong with this tire for your bike!!!:)
This tire work well in all terrain,grips really well.
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