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MAXXIS HIGH ROAD SL 700x23c TubeType Folding Tyre Black

Maxxis is a world-renowned tyre brand, recognised for its innovation and product quality. With decades of expertise, it equips the most demanding cyclists, whether... Read more

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Regular price 69,99 €
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Maxxis is a world-renowned tyre brand, recognised for its innovation and product quality. With decades of expertise, it equips the most demanding cyclists, whether amateur or professional. Thanks to its constant commitment to research and development, Maxxis offers high-performance, durable tyres suited to the most extreme conditions.

The MAXXIS HIGH ROAD SL tyre perfectly embodies this expertise. Designed for competition, it is the lightest and fastest road tyre ever developed by the brand. Its HYPR-S compound reduces rolling resistance by 12% compared to the standard High Road model, delivering increased speed and efficiency. With a 170 TPI casing, it ensures excellent performance and optimal comfort. It has also been adopted by the Israel Start-Up Nation team, counting among its riders champions such as Dan Martin, Chris Froome and Michael Woods.

To combine lightness and reliability, the High Road SL incorporates a K2 puncture protection layer beneath the tread. This tyre is exclusively intended for racing, where every detail counts to maximise performance. Mounted front and rear, it guarantees cyclists exceptional grip and responsiveness on the road. 

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Informations techniques

Dimension: 700x23C ;
ETRTO: 23-622 ;
Folding beads ;
170TPI casing (One70 technology);
Lightest and most supple puncture protection layer under the tread, suited to racing conditions (K2 casing technology) ;
HYPR-S compound for improved rolling (12% lower rolling resistance compared to HYPRt, better traction and tyre durability ;
Tubetype ;
Max PSI: 130 ;
Weight (manufacturer): 168g.

Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in January 2025