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AMERICAN CLASSIC Mountain Bike Tire, All-Around Downcountry, Aggressive Cross Country - Mauka, 29x2.25, 29x2.4 (29x2.4 - Black)
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AMERICAN CLASSIC Mountain Bike Tire, All-Around Features
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MAUKA - All-around Downcountry tire
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Mauka is Hawaiian for 'toward the mountain' and that's where this tire excels. This all-condition tire climbs like a cross-country tire and descends like a trail tire. We've engineered a downcountry tire that rips up long climbs and provides grip and confidence on descents by combining a fast-rolling center tread with sturdy side lugs, and our lightweight Stage TR-L construction. This is topped off with our signature Rubberforce G tread compound for impressive grip in the off-road conditions.
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STAGE TR-L ARMOR - Features a lightweight construction with additional bead-to-bead support for light trail and aggressive cross-country use.
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RUBBERFORCE G - our specially-tuned rubber compound engineered for dependable grip on mixed terrain and daily adventures
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TUBELESS READY - The ultimate construction delivers a combination of speed, comfort and flat protection when combined with tubeless specific sealants.
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WIDTHS – American Classic’s mountain bike tire widths meet current global standards set by E.T.R.T.O. following their designated design size rim widths. 2.25in (57mm) tires are designed for rims with 25mm internal widths while 2.4in (61mm) and 2.5in (64mm) tires are designed for 30mm internal width rims. The use of narrower or wider rims will change the overall width of the tire.
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RIM FIT – American Classic tires follow the current dimensions set by E.T.R.T.O. and ISO 5775. These specifications improve rider safety through functional pairing of tires and rims that both meet these standards. The resulting tighter tolerances also lead to a tighter fit on rims. This may require some users to change their installation process from what they used with tires and rims that followed previous standards.
