WTB VelociRaptor Comp

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The VelociRaptor front/rear (left/right) tires (tires sold separately).

WTB VelociRaptor Comp

2015

$34.95

WTB’s one and only VelociRaptor is the choice for riders looking for an all-around tire for most conditions. Even meaner today than the day they were first released, these front and rear specific tires are the benchmark from the East coast to the West coast, from the desert to the deep woods. The front is known for its steering control and cornering under loads, while the rear climbs with the solid tenacity of a bulldozer, corners predictably and brakes with authoritative control. The 2.1-inch rides like a much wider tire, yet remains a fast-rolling choice.

  • Size: 26 x 2.1 inch
  • Conditions: Wet to dry, hardpack to mud
  • Weight: 830 grams
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    Option Barcode Manufacturer’s Part Number Store SKU Front 00714401353206 W010-0101 Rear 00714401353305 W010-0102 TIR38710701R

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    Pros

    • Good traction (2)
    • Rugged (2)
    • Versatile (2)
    • Good cushioning
    • Trek 930

    Best Uses

    • Cross country (2)
    • Single track (2)
    • Casual trails
    • Downhill

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    Pros

    • Versatile
    • Good Traction
    • Rugged

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Single Track
    • Cross Country

    Comments:

    The folding tire is about 700 grams which is reasonably light for a knobby tire with long wearing rubber. Rear tire locks up great with the bars on the tread pattern. I am 220lbs and run about 35 to 40 psi. not prone to pinch flats. Lighter tires are available but you might be giving up some traction or durability. I take them to Moab alot and they will take light free ride as well. The fact the tires has been in production since 1995 says alot. They work

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    Pros

    • Good Cushioning
    • Good Traction
    • Rugged
    • Trek 930
    • Versatile

    Cons

    Best Uses

    • Single Track
    • Downhill
    • Casual Trails
    • Cross Country

    Comments:

    The tires have great traction no compromise and they costed under $30 a piece. The front tire gives you solid turning traction while the rear tire just asks for more terrain to role over.

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