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Ultima
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Ultima
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FIRE xC
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FIRE MUD PRO
IDEAL USE: CRoSS CoUnTRY / Based on the XC Pro, the Mud Pro has
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MARATHon - ALL ConDITIonS an ultra wide tread pattern for
The Fire XC Pro offers supreme maximum mud shedding.
traction and cornering without the The 1.8 profile gives amazing frame
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CINDER Active penalty of high rolling resistance. clearance. For out and out mud and
IDEAL USE: AGGRESSIVE XC / ALL The tread design uses multi-step knobs gloop.
MoUnTAIn - ALL ConDITIonS for extra grip over rugged terrain.
26 x 1.8 Folding Red/Black
Featuring Panaracer’s softer ZSG The silica-based side knobs serve up
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RAZER
Ultima Compound, widely spaced and predictable cornering even at extreme
PA705FIM1BF £29.99
IDEAL USE: CRoSS CoUnTRY/
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multistep tread pattern, the Cinder angles. ASB Anti-Snake Bite Chafer.
MARATHon - HARD To MEDIUM
handles everything the trail can throw Weight: 590g Folding (Average)
ConDITIonS
at it, from off-camber roots to boulder 700g Steel (Average)
Panaracer’s fastest XC tyre is one of
sized rocks and technical drop offs.
Fire XC Pro 26 x 2.1 Folding
the lightest around. The full tread
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ASB Anti Snake Bite Chafer.
Fire XC Pro 26 x 1.8 Folding
pattern is combined with the grippy
PSI Range: 35 - 55
Blue, Red, Yellow, Black
ZSG Natural Compound for minimal
Weight: 530g Approx.
rolling resistance over a range of
PA705FIR_ £29.99
trails. The Razer PR uses Panaracer’s
Now with PR (Puncture Resistant), PR technology - an additional tough
the 2.1’s and 2.25’s have a tough
Fire XC Sport 26 x 2.1 Folding Bead
puncture breaker under the tread
Puncture Resistant Breaker under the PA705FIS21FB7 £24.99 forming a strong barrier against
tread to prevent attacks from thorns and
Fire XC ASB 26 x 2.1 Red Steel Bead
attacks from thorns, flints and other
flints.
Fire XC ASB 26 x 1.8 Red Steel Bead
trail hazards, but with no weight
Black only.
PA705FIR_5 £22.99
penalty.
Cinder PR 2.25 Folding
Just as fast and just as grippy as the
Cinder PR 2.1 Folding
Fire XC 26 x 2.1 All Black Steel Bead
XC, the Razer MX with larger 2.3”
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PA705CIP_FB £37.99 Fire XC 26 x 1.8 All Black Steel Bead
FIRE FR
volume provides the extra comfort
IDEAL USE: FREERIDE / DIRT
needed for longer days out.
Cinder 26 X 2.25 Folding PA705FIRE_ £16.99
JUMPInG
Weight: 450g approx (Folding Bead)
Cinder 26 X 2.1 Folding
The Fire FR is based on the tread
Cinder 26 X 1.95 Folding
Razer PR 2.1 Folding
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FIRE UST
pattern of the classic Fire XC, but with
PA705CI_FB £32.99
Razer PR 2.3 Folding
The tubeless version of the Fire XC
a much wider carcass to handle the
PA705RAP_FB6 £37.99
Cinder 26 X 2.25 Steel
Pro is the ultimate UST tyre choice for
biggest of jumps and drops.
Cinder 26 X 2.1 Steel
all condition trail riding. Performance
Red/Black, Steel Bead Only.
Razer XC 2.1 Folding Black
Cinder 26 X 1.95 Steel
is enhanced over the standard tyre
Psi Range: 35 - 65
Razer MX 2.3 Folding Black
PA705CI_B £24.99
thanks to Panaracer’s ZSG Natural
Weight: 1010g
PA705RA_ £32.99
Compound, improving cornering on 26 x 2.4 Red/Black
Cinder Sport 26 X 2.1 Folding Bead
Razer XC 2.1 Steel Black
both hard and soft terrain.
Razer MX 2.3 Steel Black
PA705CIS21FB7 £24.99 Weight: 730g
PA705FIRFR £19.99
PA705RA2_ £24.99
Cinder 26 X 2.1 Steel 26 x 2.1 UST Tubeless Black
PA705CIND216 £16.99 PA705FIRTL £39.99
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