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CrossMark Tire 29er 2.1" Tire
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MaxxisCrossMark Tire 29er 2.1" Tire
4.0
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Maxxis CrossMark Tires. The CrossMark is the dramatic evolution of the cross country racing tire.
- Nearly continuous center ridge flies on hardpack yet has enough spacing to grab wet roots and rocks
- Slightly raised ridge of side knobs offers cornering precision
- Cut-resistant and abrasion-resistant material added to the sidewalls while remaining lightweight and highly flexible so as not to affect tire performance
- 60tpi
Specifications
Intended Use
Mountain
ISO Diameter
622 / road / 29"
ISO Width
53mm
PSI
65
Tire Bead
Folding
Tire Type
Clincher
TPI
60
Tree Fort ID:
333222339078
Review Summary
LIKES
Smooth (4),
Weight (3),
Fast (6),
Quiet Riding (3)
WORKS FOR
Cross Country (6),
Hardpack (6),
Hard Pack (1),
Racing (5),
City Streets (1),
Paved Trails (1)
DISLIKES
Durability (3),
Traction (3)
4.0 GEARS
6 reviews
6 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will these work on 700c rims?
Will these work on 700c rims?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
This tire is too wide to be safely used on road rims. We recommend a inner rim width of 26-35mm to use a tire of this width.
This tire is too wide to be safely used on road rims. We recommend a inner rim width of 26-35mm to use a tire of this width.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I have Crossmax tubeless rims. Can these tires mount as tubeless?
I have Crossmax tubeless rims. Can these tires mount as tubeless?
A.
anwered by: smulder
These are not tubeless tires. You could attempt to run a sealant such as Stan's No-Tubes, however most manufacturers do not approve of sealants since they break down tires quicker. That being said, we have had luck with Maxxis tires and some patience. Keep in mind that tires used with sealant are not returnable.
These are not tubeless tires. You could attempt to run a sealant such as Stan's No-Tubes, however most manufacturers do not approve of sealants since they break down tires quicker. That being said, we have had luck with Maxxis tires and some patience. Keep in mind that tires used with sealant are not returnable.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Folding ?
Folding ?
A.
anwered by: bkearns
Yes indeed! Any tire that says it has a kevlar bead can be assumed to be folding.
Yes indeed! Any tire that says it has a kevlar bead can be assumed to be folding.
Customer Reviews
5
May 09, 2012
reviewed by: ame92c
These tires roll exceptionally well. They do tend to get loose on you around corners at times. If you want a slightly beefier tire try the IKON. That's my next purchase.
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vote4
March 09, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
It's very hard to find a light tire that has good traction, is fast rolling and durable. This tire has a nice balance. I use it for cross country racing and left it on my bike for trail riding. The center ridge makes for a very fast rolling tire. Climbing on loose, steep techinical trails shows part of the tires' weakness. It also lacks good traction while braking on steeps. I have also torn two sidewalls but I was riding the tire in conditions more suited to a trail tire.
3
August 31, 2011
reviewed by: dou...@gm...l.com
These tires are light, fast and simply stick. The trade-off is the durability of the sidewalls - especially if you ride these on rocky trails. Great tires otherwise, but I'm looking for something that's a bit more reliable.
3
April 22, 2011
reviewed by: rwi...@gm...l.com
I use the Crossmark as a rear tire. It's pretty good. It's relatively light, rolls smoothly, and I haven't punctured one (I ride on some really rocky trails). The biggest down-side is the traction on loose dirt, especially when climbing.
5
August 25, 2011
reviewed by: sp2...@gm...l.com
I bought these tires in the 29er version, replacing a WTB Stout and Exiwolf. Weight wise, they were a huge improvement. Rolling resistance was remarkably improved. I expected them to work well in the summer with dry conditions, and they have done so. Great traction on roots and rocks here in the Northwest. I expect to remove them for winter riding, but won't do so until they prove the need.
4
August 01, 2011
reviewed by: snev2
Good fast rolling tire, just watch the side walls.
My front tire already has three cuts or splits where the tube is starting to bulge out.
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