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MTB Reviews > Tires > Maxxis Larsen TT
The TT works on a vast number of terrains and conditions, which is why it’s the favored tread of many of our pro dual riders. The TT hooks up well because each small, square lug in the tread pattern is ramped to roll easily, yet tightly spaced so more knobs are making contact with the ground. Thus, the contact patch
Maxxis Larsen TT Reviews
Description: (from maxxis.com)
The TT works on a vast number of terrains and conditions, which is why it’s the favored tread of many of our pro dual riders. The TT hooks up well because each small, square lug in the tread pattern is ramped to roll easily, yet tightly spaced so more knobs are making contact with the ground. Thus, the contact patch
is effective on a wide variety of surfaces.
* Ramped knob technology on the leading edge, coupled with close spacing, permits the small square knobs to roll fast
* Trailing edges allow climbing and braking power on hard to medium terrain
* Low rolling resistance
* Ramped knob technology on the leading edge, coupled with close spacing, permits the small square knobs to roll fast
* Trailing edges allow climbing and braking power on hard to medium terrain
* Low rolling resistance
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