Schwalbe Shredda Rear Gravity Pro Radial 29×2,50″ TLR Addix Ultra Soft E-50 Folding Tyre

Features – Schwalbe Shredda Rear Gravity Pro Radial 29×2.50″ TLR Addix Ultra Soft E-50 folding tire

• Radial carcass enables a larger contact area and filters road bumps much better: more grip, more comfort and more safety
• Literally sucks itself into the ground, as the tire deforms more selectively
• Slightly shallower tread depth than Shredda Front, but more stability
• Tread optimized for radial carcass: open tread design with blade effect and high tread depth for excellent interlocking
• Generates a lot of braking and propulsion traction, especially on soft surfaces

Product features

• Size: ETRTO 64-622 (29 x 2.50 inch)
• Type: Folding tyre
• Position: Rear wheel
• Compound: Addix Ultra Soft
• Type: Gravity
• Seal: TLR
• Pressure: 1.20 – 2.60 bar (17-38 psi)
• Maximum load: 115 kg
• EPI: 67
• E-bike: E-50
• Profile: HS639

Color

• Black

Weight

• 1500 g (manufacturer information)

Scope of delivery

• 1 x Schwalbe Shredda Rear Gravity Pro Radial 29×2.50″ TLR Addix Ultra Soft E-50 folding tyre

Technologies

ADDIX ULTRA SOFT
ADDIX ULTRA SOFT is the ADDIX compound for hardcore enduro and downhill use. ADDIX Ultra Soft is suitable for year-round use due to its significantly improved cold properties in terms of grip and damping. Extremely soft to withstand the toughest challenges. ADDIX Ultra Soft seems to suck itself into the ground and literally claws its way into the ground. Because everything is geared towards one goal: maximum cushioning and maximum grip.

RADIAL
With our radial tires, we are turning the MTB world on its head. We have always asked ourselves the following question during development: How can we make the best possible use of the limited contact area of a tire? The basis for this is the completely rethought construction of the carcass. The carcass threads, which run diagonally across the tire at a 45° angle in conventional bicycle tires, are arranged at a much more obtuse angle in our radial tires. This technology opens up completely new dimensions in the function of bicycle tires.

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