The tyre with Max reinforced protection for versatile use: asphalt and paved roads. Dimension - Weight: 900 g Tyre - Construction: Reflective, Gumwall, Dynamo Band, PROTEK 5MM - Density carcass fabric: 30 TPI - Tyre size in inches (diameter x width): 26 x 2.20 inch - Tyre size ETRTO in mm (width x diameter): 56-559 mm - Construction type: tubular tyre - Reflective strip - Puncture protection Features & characteristics - Features: Reflective strip Main information - Wheel size: 26 inch - Included in delivery (quantity): single - Intended use: City & Trekking Compatibility - E-bike compatibility: Manufacturer's recommendation up to 25 km/h Details - Details: - Tube size: G4.
Bike tyre design | Wired-on tire |
Bike area of use | Trekking bikes |
Item number | 21532485 |
Manufacturer | Michelin |
Category | Bike tyres |
Manufacturer no. | 709545 |
Release date | 21-7-2022 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black-reflex |
Wheel diameter | 26" |
Tyre size inch | 26 x 2.20 |
Bike tyre design | Wired-on tire |
Bike area of use | Trekking bikes |
Tyre equipment | Reflective strips |
Tire model | Protek Max |
Max. Air Pressure | 4 bar |
E-Bike Compatibility | Up to 25 km/h |
Tyre width ETRTO | 56 mm |
Inside diameter in accordance with ETRTO | 559 mm |
Density of carcass | 30 TPI |
Country of origin | Thailand |
Manufacturer commitment | SBTi |
CO₂ emissions | 2,58 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,12 |
Width | 2.20" |
Diameter | 26" |
Weight | 1430 g |
Product Safety |
Length | 70 cm |
Width | 70 cm |
Height | 10 cm |
Weight | 700 g |
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Developing a good all-rounder is a major challenge for many manufacturers. This is shown by our test on the test bench and in practice. For many, weight and smooth running are in direct conflict with puncture resistance. In the end, we differentiated between the two product groups of gravel and trekking tyres for a fair result...
Thanks to its thick rubber insert, Michelin is best in class when it comes to puncture protection. But it adds to the weight and rolls tougher. Unfortunately, the sidewall is more prone to punctures.
Thanks to its thick rubber insert, Michelin is best in class when it comes to puncture protection. But it adds to the weight and rolls tougher. Unfortunately, the sidewall is more prone to punctures.