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- Designed with all types of terrain in mind, the Moto RT is a great all-rounder for your 24" bike.
- Wide carcass gives good stability and improves impact absorption.
- Tight knob-spacing ensure a low level of rolling resistance, but 3.5mm tread depth helps provide grip when you head off road.
- Micro-knurled tread increases grip.
- Ideal for use front and rear, as shown by international trials superstar Danny MacAskill in his Way Back Home video.
- Works well at lower pressures, but can handle up to 65psi with ease.
- Complimented by the stylish MotoRT logo.
- Only available in 24", 2.2" or 2.4" size.
- Weight: 865g (2.4"), 765g (2.2").
- Wide carcass gives good stability and improves impact absorption.
- Tight knob-spacing ensure a low level of rolling resistance, but 3.5mm tread depth helps provide grip when you head off road.
- Micro-knurled tread increases grip.
- Ideal for use front and rear, as shown by international trials superstar Danny MacAskill in his Way Back Home video.
- Works well at lower pressures, but can handle up to 65psi with ease.
- Complimented by the stylish MotoRT logo.
- Only available in 24", 2.2" or 2.4" size.
- Weight: 865g (2.4"), 765g (2.2").
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They roll fast and the grip is pretty good but the thin sidewalls let it down, my bead got a big split in it aswell.
Reply from TartyBikes on 19/09/2011
Hi Miles - The sidewalls seem to be quite similar to the Holy Rollers in sidewall thickness, so it's just a case of balancing your pressure between 'too much' (avoiding pinch flats and tyre folds, which should in turn help protect the bead) and 'too little' (getting better grip and spring from the tyre). When I rode them I found I needed to run them at at least 30-35psi to get the best out of them and avoid flats/tyre roll. Thanks, Mark