Ardent Tubeless Ready Mountain Bike Tire 27.5 x 2.25
  • High-Performance 27.5 x 2.25 Tubeless Ready Ardent Mountain Bike Tire
  • High-Performance 27.5 x 2.25 Tubeless Ready Ardent Mountain Bike Tire
  • High-Performance 27.5 x 2.25 Tubeless Ready Ardent Mountain Bike Tire

Ardent Tubeless Ready Mountain Bike Tire 27.5 x 2.25

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The Ardent is a top - notch all - condition mountain bike tire. It has fast - rolling, ramped center knobs that not only offer great traction for braking and acceleration but also cut down on rolling resistance. The large block side knobs ensure excellent cornering traction, making every trail ride easy and boosting your confidence. This tire is suitable for various terrains like loose, loose over hard, medium, and wet surfaces. It features an EXO casing that protects the sidewalls from extreme cuts and abrasions while being lightweight and flexible. The dual - compound rubber provides low rolling resistance and better cornering grip. Specs include a labeled size of 27.5 x 2.25, black color, 60 PSI, ISO width of 57 mm, ISO diameter of 584 / 650b / 27.5', sidewall flat protection, intended for mountain use, tubeless ready clincher type, 60 TPI, weight of 784, folding tire bead, and 27.5' tire diameter.

Using the Ardent mountain bike tire is straightforward. First, make sure your bike is compatible with a 27.5 x 2.25 tubeless ready clincher tire. If you're setting it up tubeless, add some sealant before mounting the tire on the rim. For a normal setup, just install it like any other tire. When riding, this tire performs well on different terrains such as loose, loose over hard, medium, and wet surfaces. However, be careful when cornering at high speeds, even though the side knobs offer good traction. As for maintenance, regularly check the tire pressure and keep it at 60 PSI for optimal performance. Inspect the sidewalls for any cuts or abrasions, especially if you've been riding on rough trails. If you notice any damage, it might be time to replace the tire. Also, clean the tire after each ride to remove dirt and debris that could affect its performance.


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