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Teravail Honcho Tire 29 x 2.6/Tan/Light and Supple/Grip Compound

$32.52

Teravail Honcho Tire 29 x 2.6/Tan/Light and Supple/Grip Compound

$32.52

Teravail Honcho Tire – 27.5″ / 29″ The Honcho is a high-performance trail tire developed with angular lugs that are tall and aggressive creating a fast-rolling tread pattern that still provides ample traction and bite through loose uneven terrain. Designed and inspired by experiences attacking rocky rooty terrain Tubeless ready for flat prevention lower-pressure traction and comfort Light Supple casing provides a comfortable ride Durable casing protects against abrasion and sharp trail debris HOW IT WORKS Center lugs closely and evenly spaced for a fast-rolling feel; enclosed siping improves traction while accelerating and braking. Transition lugs are tall and spaced out to shed mud; horseshoe siping conforms to the trail and maintains braking traction. Side lugs are staggered with parallel siping for grip while leaning through corners and a braking shovel shape boosts traction when stopping. SPECS TPI 60 Rim Diameter 622 / road / 29″ Rim Width 29 PSI 20-40 Weight Construction Durable Bead-to-Bead SKU TR7756 Our larger volume 29 x 2.6 Honcho offers a larger contact patch for increased traction as well as a more supple feel while riding compared to its 2.4″ counterpart. Honcho is a high-performance tire designed for trail bikes. The tread pattern features tall aggressive and angular lugs that provides ample traction on loose and uneven terrain. Its perfect for riders who tackle rocky rooty trails.

  • Designed and inspired by experiences attacking rocky rooty terrain.
  • Tubeless ready for flat prevention lower-pressure traction and comfort.
  • Light Supple casing provides a comfortable ride.
  • Durable casing protects against abrasion and sharp trail debris.
  • Center lugs closely and evenly spaced for a fast-rolling feel; enclosed siping improves traction while accelerating and braking.
  • Transition lugs are tall and spaced out to shed mud; horseshoe siping conforms to the trail and maintains braking traction.
  • Side lugs are staggered with parallel siping for grip while leaning through corners and a braking shovel shape boosts traction when stopping.