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Continental Cross King II Performance

Does what it needs to do, easy to assemble

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Normally I use racekings on the front and rear, which roll great and give a lot of traction when it is dry or wet, but when it is wet the racekings sometimes let me down at the front. So I tried these on the front. First ride of 50km I noticed that it feels just like a raceking in terms of rolling resistance (ride them on 1.5 bar). Traction was perfect and immediately gave me a lot of confidence. Now we'll see what it's like when it's dry in the summer. Maybe I will leave it on instead of the raceking. Already feels like a better combi than the (overrated) racing Ray and Ralph combi.

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After 2 hits (leaf & muddy), time for more front grip without much increase in weight & rolling resistance. The race king I normally ride remains a favourite from spring to autumn. This cross king gives unlimited grip and has not once surprised me in a negative way so far.

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very good tyres + super fast delivery

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Ordered in the evening and was able to mount la on the bike the next morning. Top

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I tested these new tires during a mountain bike tour in very muddy conditions, on greasy, slippery and wet ground. These tires are remarkably agile and motric (mounted in 2.0), highly recommended! What's more, the price is very affordable for a tubeless tire.

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Top product, easy to assemble and super fast delivery.

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The price is very favorable. I have a 27.5" rim, and decided to replace the same tire from continental. Even though I have an inner tube myself, I was pleasantly surprised that this one is tubeless! Highly recommended!

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Easy assembly, fine grip feel of rubber

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fitted tyre went well, only used in dry weather and satisfied with rolling resistance and grip, great all-round tyre

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Only used good grip in dry weather yet. In wet weather it has yet to prove itself

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Bought as a replacement for the standard fitted Kenda tyres on my son's (second-hand) new MTB. Can he enjoy crossing the woods with dad! I myself had previous good experiences with this tyre on my old 26-inch MTB, so the choice was not difficult. As far as I am concerned, it is the best all-round tyre. Good grip on singletracks (both summer and winter) and little resistance on the straights and on the road. It releases sand and mud well, as the studs are nicely spaced apart. Mounting was also not too bad, they went easily on the (in my case) Syncros clincher rims. From my previous experience with this tyre, I know they last a long time.

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Nice tyres, they ride fine. at the moment it's mainly loose sand where I ride. Rolling resistance, and road noise is low, and in the loose sand I can really keep up a good pace. I'm currently using them on 2.2Bar with my 100kg weight, which suits me fine. As there is little mud at the moment, I haven't been able to test them in it yet (just a mud puddle here and there, which went fine). I did have to really pump them up to 4.5Bar to get them to plop nicely into the rim.

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when i bought this tyre, i made a good purchase. It is to my expectation. the tyre I have as a front tyre, and as a rear tyre I have a race king. the grip is good.

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Having always ridden Schwalbe, I've now taken a gamble with Continental. I use the 26x2.3 Cross King as the rear tyre on my Stumpjumper. Very nice in combination with the Mountain King as a front tyre. The tyre rolls nicely, even at lower tyre pressures. I really like the pattern on the sidewall of the tyre. Not very functional, but the eye wants something in the end.

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