Continental Cross King Challenge
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Join me in today's adventure as we delve into the world of mountain biking tires with a special focus on the Continental Cross King 2.2" and 2.3". Watch as I mount these top-tier tires onto my trusted Cannondale Scalpel, equipped with the remarkable Lefty Ocho fork. 🚴♂️🌲
I'll share my firsthand experience riding both the 2.2" and 2.3" versions. Spoiler alert: the 2.3" tires, in particular, offered a faster, safer, and more comfortable ride. But don't just take my word for it; see for yourself how these tires handle different terrains and conditions. 🚵♂️💨
Of course, this test wouldn't be complete without my Cannondale Scalpel, featuring the innovative Lefty Ocho fork. It's the perfect partner for these Continental Cross King tires, combining cutting-edge technology with rugged reliability. 🌟
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a mountain biking newbie, you'll find something of value in this video. So sit back, enjoy the ride, and don't forget to hit the like button and subscribe for more cycling content. Have questions or want to share your own tire tales? Drop a comment below - let's keep the conversation rolling! 🗨️👍
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Top quality tyres. Fast, no drag & comfortable🚵♂️💫
thinking of buying those 2.2 or Race Kings and can not decide ;) riding mainly while is dry and XC type terrain.
The Race King's are more slick, but faster. So if have a bit experience and know your limits than I would go for the Race King. For me Cross King's are tires that choose at the end of autumn when it almost constantly wet.
Does it grip on dry hard pack?
Yes it does. I was quite surprised. As approaching to spring I wanted something more for mixed riding so went for a combo of Pirelli Scorpion XC M on the front and XC H on the rear, but they didn't made any difference. Conclusion, definitely a good tire.
How wide it is when its on the rim?
Measured 57 mm.