Michelin tyres are divided into 4 distinct lines to meet consumer needs. Competition line Their premium tyre offers the best performance for competition use. Performance line The most balanced performance for training use. Access line For occasional use. Weight: 715g The Cross-Country tyre for all riding conditions. Designed for you to enjoy the trails.

Features

• More grip: Control in all riding conditions thanks to the Gum-X technology and the Force XC2 Racing Line tread pattern
• More protection: Light and resistant thanks to the 3x60 TPI casing with puncture protection provided by the high density fibre layer under the tread
• Other technology: More light weight and low pressure (Tubeless): limited puncture due to tubeless ready technology

Casing-reinforcements

A tyre's casing is made up of threads, the thickness of which varies according to the tyre range, makes it robust, flexible, efficient and lightweight. The more threads there are, the finer they are, making the tyre lighter. On the contrary, the less threads there are, the bigger they are, making the tyre stronger. TPI (Threads Per Inch) refers to the density of threads per inch. Anti-puncture level of protection: high-density nylon ply.

Rubbers

All of Michelin's experience has gone into defining these latest mixes, allowing mountain bikers to obtain the optimal performance compromise between grip, efficiency and wear. Compound are produced in varying levels of shore hardness the lower the index value, the greater the gum softness; conversely, as the index value rises, the gum becomes harder.

Bi-compound

Series of rubbers specifically designed for Enduro use, which offer outstanding grip.

Tubeless Ready

Tubeless Ready tyres can be fitted without an inner tube provided that a tubeless wheel is used, the maximum pressure is not exceeded, sealant is added and the tyre pressure is checked before each ride.