DMR - Red Shift. From the guys who brought you the World famous V12 Pedal comes their new XC tire with an aggressive and sharp tread that's ideal for the fast approaching winter months.
Check em out!An aggressive off road tire for soft conditions, the DMR Red Shift tread comprises of narrow strips with bold blocks on each arm end. Made up of 60a compound rubber (Think Maxxis MaxxPro) means they will not only dig into the soft stuff, you can expect longevity in your tire life as they won't be shredded after one long ride.
The spaced out tread will clear mud pretty well when rolling at speed and not clog up. Not as much as a conventional spiked style like the Maxxis Medusa but similar to a Michelin Country/XCR Mud, so you're in good hands.
Features:
• Large volume gives a big footprint for maximum grip
• Aggressive, staggered shoulder block bites the dirt
• Fast rolling and lightweight single ply construction
Remember these are XC tires and the sidewalls are single ply, so they're nice and light. Negative side to that is one sniff of a big rock and they shout, "Snake Eyes!" followed by hisssss, hissss.
Want to know more about DMR Tires then contact:
Upgrade Bikes Limited:
PO Box 688
Horsham
West Sussex
RH13 8XQ
UK
Phone
+44 (0)1403 711 611
For General inquiries email:
[email protected] Website:
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looks can be deceiving, just because a picture doesnt show what you want to see, it doesnt mean it doesnt perform the way you want it to.
The spaced out tread will clear mud pretty well when rolling at speed and not clog up. Not as much as a conventional spiked style like the Maxxis Medusa but similar to a Michelin Country/XCR Mud, so you're in good hands.
I guess not..
but these Red Shift's look awesome..the tread looks like somethign you'd see in a sci-fi movie..love it
what the hell v12's a crap there like the worst pedals ever