Description Grip it and rip it
The 45Nrth Wrathchild is the studded tire ready to take you shredding through the toughest winter conditions. Two-hundred and fifty-two deep center XL alloy lugs have been strategically placed to allow you the best in acceleration and braking traction. You won't have to worry about sliding out on corners, as the height of the side lugs will stand up to loose snow, packed powder and icy trails ahead.
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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These are extremely disappointing
by WNAJ
Western Massachusetts
After 70 miles of mixed rock, dirt, snow riding. I lost 188 studs from the rear tire and 67 from the front. Yes, I know rock rides can be a problem. That still seemed like pretty high attrition! I replaced 174, which was all I had. I then rode another 20 miles, entirely on snow and ice. I lost another 96 studs. That's really poor performance! Snow and ice are what these tires are for! I gave them two stars because when the studs are there, they work decently. However, I will not buy these again!
Reviewed 1/11/2021
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Fantastic tires
So fun to ride these tires! Straight forward to mount. Turns my 3 season bike into a 4 season bike. Great traction front and back.
Whoo needs a fat tire bike when you can ride with these?
Reviewed 12/24/2020
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