Description Max protection.
Michelin's Protek Max 700c Tire offers a 5 mm thick puncture protection layer to give you the upper hand over flat-causing road debris. The fast rolling tread pattern features heavy grooving at the shoulders for excellent traction on wet and greasy surfaces, and reflective sidewalls increase visibility for safety.
Wire bead. 700c x 32 mm.
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Good training commuter tire
by DenverCyclist
Cycling Enthusiast
Denver, CO
18 of 18 customers found this review helpful.
Bought these on sale to add a little more road friendly use to my cyclocross bike. These are a solid tire, meaning that I don't sweat the occasional gravel patch, pot hole or piece of glass, of which there are plenty of during spring in Colorado. This ability to give a lower priority to road conditions comes at a price. Not $ but weight, at 850g each the penalty shows up in the wheels. Currently have about 200mi on them and they show little in way of wear and cuts.
Reviewed 4/5/2016
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