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45NRTH Kahva Tire - 29 x 2.25 Tubeless Folding Tan 60 TPI 252 Concave Carbide Studs Model=Sora R3000/R3030 9-Speed 4" Tubeless Folding Black Evolution Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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45NRTH Kahva Tire 29 x 2.25 Tubeless Folding Tan 60 TPI 252 Concave Carbide Studs Model=Sora R3000 R3030 9 Speed 4" Tubeless Folding Black Evolution Rate Range:500 550Lbs 4" Tubeless Folding Black Evolution Line Addix SpeedGrip Super Ground U brake features flush surfaces with the lowest possible overall stack height Siping on center and side lugs lets the Kahva conform to terrain for increased grip in any riding conditions From light winter trail riding to commuting the Kahva allows you to carve your way through winter with concave carbide studs as well as single double and triple siped lugs
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