Specialized Eliminator Grid Trail T7 Tire
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The Eliminator GRID TRAIL 2Bliss Ready T7 tire boasts an aggressive block design and a well-balanced tread pattern, ensuring predictability on a variety of trails, from soft to hardpack. Ideal for enduro and E-bikes, its versatile performance is matched with confidence, thanks to the GRID TRAIL casing that enhances handling at lower pressures and increases pinch flat protection by 15% and puncture protection by 30%. With a foldable bead and Butyl-wrapped bead for 2Bliss Ready capability, this tire features a durable 60 TPI tough trail construction, offering exceptional puncture resistance, sidewall stiffness, and stability. The GRIPTON® T7 compound further enhances rolling speed without compromising grip.
- Casing: 60 TPI, tough trail construction with additional bead to bead protection for exceptional puncture resistance, sidewall stiffness and stability.
- Bead: Foldable
- Butyl wrapped bead = 2Bliss Ready
- Compound: GRIPTON® T7
- 27.5 x 2.3", psi 25-50, approximate weight 900g
- 27.5 x 2.6", psi 20-40, approximate weight 960g
- 29 x 2.3", psi 25-50, approximate weight 950g
- 29 x 2.6", psi 20-40, approximate weight 1030g
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