Syerra 29 x 2.4 Down Country MTB Tyre

Syerra is the top pick for bold riders wanting backcountry performance and reliability in a lightweight package. It's designed for tough XC courses and all - day mountain adventures, whether you're climbing passes or descending technical trails. It's a perfect fit for the popular Down - Country mountain bike segment. **Features**: - The tread design blends the grip of trail tyres with the speed of XC tyres. - The fast - rolling center tread enables great climbing and confident braking. - The well - spaced side tread keeps you on track on various terrains. - The 4C Graphene compound offers grip, speed, and long - lasting durability. - The special Nylon casing with Anti Pinch Flat (APF) insert provides extra protection. - Weighing only 850g at 29x2.40'. Syerra's tread shares design elements with Agarro and Mazza, but it's lighter and rolls better. The wide shoulders and side - channels ensure good cornering and early engagement, letting you handle off - camber lines easily. The generous tread spacing and strategically placed sipes help the tyre climb loose rocks and self - clean. These sipes in the step - ramp tread blocks maintain speed while giving sharp edges for climbing and braking. This combination keeps you stable on loose - over - hard terrains and provides a great feel on slippery surfaces. Syerra can be used on both the front and rear wheels and pairs well with other tyres. Thanks to its durable Tubeless Ready casing and APF sidewall inserts, it's much more robust than typical XC tyres with little extra weight. It's a tyre that climbs as well as it descends, perfect for those who love mountain biking challenges.

Using the Syerra tyre is easy. You can use it on both the front and rear wheels of your mountain bike. If you want, you can pair it with other tyres to suit your riding style. When installing, make sure it's properly seated on the rim. For a Tubeless Ready setup, add sealant to prevent punctures. When riding, the tyre performs well on a variety of terrains, from XC courses to mountain passes. It's great for climbing, so use the center tread for better traction when going uphill. When descending, rely on the side tread for cornering and stability. As for maintenance, regularly check the tyre pressure. A proper pressure ensures good performance and a longer lifespan. Also, inspect the tyre for any cuts or signs of wear. If you notice any damage, it might be time to replace the tyre. And don't forget to clean the tyre after a muddy ride to keep the tread in good condition.