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DESCRIPTION : Note: If Stan's was previously used, both the tire and rim must be scrubbed using Simple Green or a similar cleaner, before Continental Revo Sealant can be used. This version of the Race King features Continental's Black Chili Compound. It has 26% less rolling resistance, 30% higher grip, and even 5% longer mileage. For optimal results, Continental recommends using the Continental RevoSealant with these tires.) The Revolution Tubeless Ready (RTR) system offers a UST style bead, and mid-weight casing for full tubeless compatibility.The Continental Race King is a proven champion time and time again, helping Irina Kalentieva to two World Championships. It has been a hit with cyclists ever since, as it has proven to improve tire performance in all areas. The low- profile pattern rolls faster than competing tires, and handles a wide range of conditions. Handmade in Korbach, GermanyBlack Chili CompoundHas all the technology needed for success on fast paced technical world cup coursesLow profile, yet aggressive tread patternClosely spaced knobs for fast rolling on hard, dry surfacesIntended Use: Mountain/ XCBead: Folding BeadWheel Size: 26''ProTection/ Revolution Tubeless Ready. When it's dry, the Race King is as fast and provides as much traction as can be asked, and rolling resistance rivals that of many road tires. The BlackChili compound lasts longer, grips better, and rolls faster. The Revolution Tubeless Ready system provides the perfect combination of smooth running, grip, and puncture protection. In 2007, Black Chili compound hit the market. ProTection RTR features 4 ply heavy duty nylon (4 under tread, 3 in the sidewall. The Black Chili Compound is only made in Korbach Germany, and the recipe is not shared with any other tire manufacturer best bike
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