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Maxxis Ardent

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Maxxis Ardent: Close-up of a tread pattern on a bicycle tire, showcasing the textured surface and prominent knobs, set against a blurred background of a red interior.
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MSRP: $50
#4 out of 244 Tires
Brand: Maxxis
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An aggressive tread in high-volume casings distinguishes the newest addition to Maxxis' downhill and mountain disciplines. Designed with great traction in mind, the Ardent doesn't forget the racer. Large block-style side knobs offer numerous edges for high-speed corners. Center tread, while designed for braking and accelerating traction, also features ramped knobs to minimize rolling resistance. With a wide variety of size offerings, the Ardent captures every mountain rider's needs.



* Designed for traction

* Low rolling resistance

* Lightweight, high-volume, single-ply casing




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Q: would you recommended these tyres for hard pack surfaces
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Q: Does this tire perform well on loose trails?
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