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Specialized mountain bike tyres ground control TR 27.5 x 2.1 £12.99 Delivered or fast trak 27.5 x 2.0" £8.49 (+£1.99 P&P) at Rutland Cycling
Cheap mtb tyres and the ground control is tubeless ready,
free delivery on £10 spend
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Versatile trail tyre, the Specialized Ground Control Tyre provides ample grip, fast rolling and high levels of durability to tackle any terrain.Optimised using FE Analysis, the tread pattern of the Ground Control Tyre provides the ultimate blend of performance characteristics and ensures every knob performs its job flawlessly.
A tougher 60 TPI casing has been used for improved cut resistance with the added advantage of stiffening the carcass for increased stability through fast corners.
The folding bead of the Specialized Ground Control Tyre has been wrapped in air tight Butyl to offer the option of running tubeless with the correct set up.
Description by Mark, Rutland Cycling Web Team.
free delivery on £10 spend
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Versatile trail tyre, the Specialized Ground Control Tyre provides ample grip, fast rolling and high levels of durability to tackle any terrain.Optimised using FE Analysis, the tread pattern of the Ground Control Tyre provides the ultimate blend of performance characteristics and ensures every knob performs its job flawlessly.
A tougher 60 TPI casing has been used for improved cut resistance with the added advantage of stiffening the carcass for increased stability through fast corners.
The folding bead of the Specialized Ground Control Tyre has been wrapped in air tight Butyl to offer the option of running tubeless with the correct set up.
Description by Mark, Rutland Cycling Web Team.
- Casing - 60 TPI for 15% Improved Cut-resistance over S-Works Model
- Bead - Foldable
- Butyl Wrapped Bead = 2Bliss Ready
- Compound - 60a
- Size - 27.5x2.1
- PSI - 35-65
- Weight - 630g
you can run them tubeless (ie no inner tube) you'll need rim tape, a valve and sealant (stans, joes, orange or peatys are the better ones) and in my case alot of patience
one bike i've not had a puncture in 2 years riding proper offroad
The simplest way to think of tubeless tyres is to think about car tyres. They are tubeless.
Right ok, so tubless ready just means tubeless, is that right? I was a bit concerned that tubeless "ready" might mean something different?
700c,wheels with 32 tyres, are you happy with the width.
i've been running Kenda Happy medium front and kenda Smallblock8s on rear
no pinchflats in 6 months, fast and grip like anything on rubble and tarmack alike, a bit sketchy on mud and wet woodland
You can run them tubeless or with tubes , any way u want
Cheers will take a look. Been using 35mm for width.
rides road, offroad, pretty much any where most people would take a mtb
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If it is a mtb frame they should fit , measure between your rear frame stays where the tyre sits the now and check the gap out
Right ok thank you
I had a couple of puntures,so now I carry one of them sealant cans with compressed air for emergency.
Think they're great.
Saves carrying a pump and puncture repair kit with you (with all the hassle involved of removing the wheel,inner tube,patching up the hole etc.)
With tubeless and sealant inside,if you have a minor puncture then the tyre should still be ok as the sealant should repair the hole.
Good set of parktool levers takes them off no bother.