Description The spirit of adventure.
When the route ahead is an unknown the Donnelly X’Plor USH is the tire of choice. This adventure tire features a combination of a firm center ridge and diamond-shaped side knobs that provide amazingly low rolling resistance and great cornering control. Ideal for dirt road exploration, long tours, urban assault, and anything in between. The USH is named for the airport code of Ushuaia on the island of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world, and the ultimate destination for adventure bike touring.
Features:
60 TPI casing for lightweight, supple ride.
Smooth rolling and firm center tread for low rolling resistance.
Diamond-shaped side knobs for excellent cornering traction.
Integrated puncture protection belt under the tread for increased reliability.
Claimed weight: 520 grams.
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Great road tire with gravel use
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Light gravel or urban biking tire with great grip
Reviewed 7/7/2018
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perfect tire
by Pa snow bird
Cycling Enthusiast
Pa. and Fl.
I've now bought 2 sets of these tires. First for my leasure bike and then another set for my daughters bike. We use them for getting around town and crushed limestone rails to trails. Great traction and wonderful soft feel.
Reviewed 2/25/2019
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