PEAK TLR 29X2.25

From gravel adventures to the harder stuff on boggy tracks, the Connector can tackle any terrain. This Goodyear bicycle tyre features a multi-facetted tread pattern with a closely spaced block pattern in the centre, combined with an aggressive side pattern. These tyres feature Goodyear's Tubeless Complete construction. The result is a fast rolling, highly manoeuvrable all-terrain tyre that is ready for everything from backroads to singletracks.

When it's time to drop the hammer and crush some climbs, Peak is mountain biking's speed demon. A round profile, closely-spaced tread, and supple casing contribute to Peak's low rolling resistance, while ample traction and braking performance are delivered thanks to siping on every knob and its multi-dimensional Dynamic:A/T compound. Goodyear Bicycle Tires proprietary design that features all the benefits of a Tubeless Ready (TLR) tire but will also better maintain inflation pressure than a traditional TLR tire.

From gravel adventures to the harder stuff on boggy tracks, the Connector can tackle any terrain. This Goodyear bicycle tyre features a multi-facetted tread pattern with a closely spaced block pattern in the centre, combined with an aggressive side pattern. These tyres feature Goodyear's Tubeless Complete construction. The result is a fast rolling, highly manoeuvrable all-terrain tyre that is ready for everything from backroads to singletracks.

Ultra high-performance to a broader range of conditions with a reinforced casing, wider tread cap and dedicated Dynamic:Silica4 compounding to minimize rolling resistance while enhancing wet grip. Our Dynamic:Silica4 compound is formulated to minimize rolling resistance while enhancing wet grip. The R:Shield is a breaker belt found underneath the tread cap, providing an extra layer to improve puncture protection while maintaining optimal rolling resistance characteristics. A clincher tire that is only functional with an inner tube to maintain inflation pressure as defined by ISO 4223-1. The historically standard bicycle tire relies on the use of an inner tube to maintain inflation pressure. The inner tube serves two purposes; maintaining inflation pressure along with providing physical pressure on the tire's bead against the rim hook and sidewall to help keep it safely in place.