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WTBBronson 2.2 29" TCS Tubeless Compatible Tire
2.5
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- AM TCS tires-folding UST aramid bead with Dual DNA rubber (62/50), 60 tpi casing and Inner Peace sidewall reinforcement- THIS IS NOT A UST CERTIFIED TIRE AND SEALANT MUST BE USED TO RUN TUBELESS
- Stan's No Tubes sealant is recommended
- Widely spaced square lugs roll fast and corner well in a broad range of conditions
| Item Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Weight | 750g |
| PSI | 35-65PSI |
| Tire Bead | UST Folding |
| ISO Diameter | 622 / road / 29" |
| ISO Width | 52mm |
| Labeled Size | 2.2 |
| Color Tread/Side | Black |
| Tire Type | Clincher,Tubeless Compatible |
| Tire Diameter | 29" |
| Intended Use | Mountain |
| Defined Color | Black |
Specifications
Bead Type
Kevlar
Tire Type
Tubeless Ready
Tire Width
2.2
Tree Fort ID:
333222382022
Review Summary
LIKES
Stick Like Glue (1),
Cornering (1)
WORKS FOR
Hard Pack (1),
Dry Conditions (1),
Rocks (1)
DISLIKES
Nothing (1),
Mounting (1)
2.5 GEARS
2 reviews
2 reviews
Customer Reviews
4
August 08, 2013
reviewed by: bozychk
Contrary to a prior reviewer, I had zero problems mounting these. They went on by hand and aired up with my Joe Blow-Mountain floor pump. I will say that I let them soak in the sun and soften up before I attempted to mount them.
I've taken them through HPT Trails in LaCrosse, Blue Mounds, and The Rock in MKE ... probably a couple/few hundred miles total with zero holes and only a burp or two (at <28 psi). I do run Stan's.
I've even started running these in WORS races in lieu of my race slicks. The knobbies are just so much more fun. And I still pass people on the flats and ups.
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vote1
September 10, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
tires are so hard to mount i poked a hole thru the sidewall, I haven't even ridden the remaining tire and I hate it already. I don't care if it turns out to be the best tire in the world! If you love to get pissed off than these are the tires for you!
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