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Conquer Your Commute With The Kahva Studded Winter Tire
The 45Nrth Kahva 27.5" Studded Commuter Tire handles light winter trail riding to icy and snowy commuting. The Kahva allows you to carve your way through winter with steel carbide studs as well as single, double and triple siped lugs.
Siping on center and side lugs allow them to conform to terrain for increased grip in snow, ice and difficult riding conditions.
Features:
650b/27.5" x 2.1"
Wirebead clincher
240 steel carbide studs provide traction in the iciest conditions
Directional lugs provide low rolling resistance while offering excellent braking traction
33 TPI
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Awesome Traction
by Mike Ryce
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Just got these and put them on my electric assist before our first winter storm. Rode 14 km home at 35 kph on mixed terrain and around 5-10 cm of snow. These performed perfectly through the snow, some ice and dry and wet pavement. Way better than the Ice Spiker from Schwalbe I had for the past 2 winters. Great traction accelerating and braking, amazing on corners.
Reviewed 11/11/2019
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Quite good for the purpose
by Marshdog94
Cycling Enthusiast
Rochester, NY
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
This is my first studded bike tire. I purchased it because I had ridden a couple of times in the early winter on the original mountain bike tire that came on my hard tail and experienced a couple of near slide-outs with my front tire. I decided that it would be an necessary upgrade to invest in a studded tire for my front, to avoid any such slide-out when on sidewalk or anywhere near vehicle traffic. I believe that anyone who rides on sidewalk/pavement in an area that experiences snow/ice should invest in a studded tire. I have found that having the studded tire gives me a boost in confidence when riding through that uncertain conditions of winter. I plan to purchase a second tire, for the rear, in the coming weeks.
Reviewed 2/4/2021
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Just the ticket
by Letz
Cycling Enthusiast
AK
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
If you have a set of 650b wheels this is a combo that almost gets you into semi-fat-bike width for winter riding, very aggresive tread and studding, plush ride, no problems fitting the 2.1 width into my gbike fork and stays. Wish they were cheaper but pay-to-play.
Reviewed 11/11/2021
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