Description High performance trail tire
The Teravail Honcho 29 inch mountain bike tire the latest and greatest plus size tire with tall and aggressive angular lugs that create a fast-rolling treat pattern. With a great grip on loose and uneven terrain, the Honcho has a lower volume casing than its counterpart, offering a more responsive ride.
Corner more confidently on your mountain and adventure bike knowing you have excellent traction to keep you where you need to be. When extra puncture protection isn't necessary, the light and supple casing offers decreased weight and comfortable, ultra-supple ride quality at lower pressures when set up tubeless.
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Reviewed 6/3/2020
by Clyde Rider
Cycling Enthusiast
Quincy, MA
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Very linear
One of the most linear feeling tires, it grips like it should when you need it. None of the on-off-on reactions like similar tires. Rolls pretty good for an aggressive tire. Has taken its hits on the sidewalls, been holding up great.
The goodbad is the tire size. On my 30mm inner rim, the tire actually measures larger than 2.6. On my bike that is supposed to fit 2.6 tires, tire did not fit. If you have the room for a larger tire, do it!
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Great traction and fast
I thought i might get penalized for the 2.6 width. These tires are great. They hook up and roll fast for a big tire. I ordered a 2.2 set for my single speed bike with the same results. I will order again when new tires are needed.
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