650B

$34.99 - $39.99
Legendary tire designer Frank Stacy provides another race-proven mountain bike tire design in the XR2. The value-minded and super-versatile XR2 Comp offers outstanding quickness and cornering stability on hard-packed or loamy cross country courses.
Key features
- Fast rolling with consistent, predictable traction
- Excels in loose-over-hardpack and loamy conditions

$39.99
Legendary tire designer Frank Stacy provides another race-proven mountain bike tire design in the XR2. The value-minded and super-versatile XR2 Comp offers outstanding quickness and cornering stability on hard-packed or loamy cross country courses.
- A versatile trail tire that excels in loose-over-hardpack and firm conditions
- Fast rolling with consistent, predictable traction for a variety of trail conditions

$65.00 - $111.00
Introducing the redesigned Maxxis High Roller II, offering better braking and more consistent feel.
The open and aggressive tread design gives the High Roller II excellent soil penetration and mud clearing ability. A square profile provides a solid, consistent feel across the knobs, and modified knobs on the shoulder and center improve braking performance and traction on hard surfaces. A folding bead reduces weight and makes it easy to keep a spare on hand. When gravity pulls you downhill, rely on the High Roller II to keep you upright.

$74.99 - $84.99
The Tubeless Ready SE5 Team Issue tire offers strength, durability, and fast-rolling efficiency in a super-strong enduro package. SE5 delivers the durability of an enduro tire and the traction of a downhill tire for superior performance in aggressive conditions, where lightness on the climbs is just as important as grip on the descents.
Key features
- A robust enduro tire that excels in loose, rocky, and wet conditions
- Aggressive tread for confident cornering and braking traction on wet, slick, demanding trails
- Tubeless Ready (TLR) for easy tubeless setup and puncture protection
- Core Strength has sidewall and sub-tread protection for lightweight durability
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