Continental Double Fighter III Tires Durable mesh sidewall design with wire bead. Textured center section rolls smoothly, aggressive shoulder lugs provide cornering traction. Fast rolling center tread provides low resistance on paved and gravel surfaces while providing outer progressive depth knobs for hard cornering. Color: Black. Weight: 750. Tire Bead: Steel. ISO Diameter: 559 / 26″ mtn. ISO Width: 48. Labeled Size: 26 x 1.9. Tire Type: Clincher. Tire Diameter: 26″. Intended Use: Mountain. Defined Color: Black. TPI: 66.
Product Features
Durable mesh sidewall design with wire bead
Textured center section rolls smoothly, aggressive shoulder lugs provide cornering traction
Fast rolling center tread provides low resistance on paved and gravel surfaces while providing outer progressive depth knobs for hard cornering
Tread depth is surprisingly thin, but otherwise the tire seems pretty beefy. Perhaps a touch heavy. Decent thorn resistance so far — I’ve picked up no thorns since I’ve placed one of these on the rear while in the same time the front (a different tire) has picked up three. The tread compound seems to be relatively hard — it is fairly easy to lock up and slide the rear even on dry asphalt on a warm day. However, at least as a rear tire it’s behavior seems predictable. I’m looking forward…
Konnor
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Tread depth is surprisingly thin, but otherwise the tire seems pretty beefy. Perhaps a touch heavy. Decent thorn resistance so far — I’ve picked up no thorns since I’ve placed one of these on the rear while in the same time the front (a different tire) has picked up three. The tread compound seems to be relatively hard — it is fairly easy to lock up and slide the rear even on dry asphalt on a warm day. However, at least as a rear tire it’s behavior seems predictable. I’m looking forward…