• HUTCHINSON GRIFFUS 29x2.4 RACING LAB 2x66 TPI RACE RIPOST GRAVITY TUBELESS READY FOLDING BEAD Black Tyre
  • HUTCHINSON GRIFFUS 29x2.4 RACING LAB 2x66 TPI RACE RIPOST GRAVITY TUBELESS READY FOLDING BEAD Tyre Black
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HUTCHINSON GRIFFUS 29x2.40 Racing Lab 2x66 TPI Race Ripost Gravity Tubeless Ready Folding Tyre Black

The HUTCHINSON Griffus tyre is entirely dedicated to aggressive riding disciplines, and will perform at its best on dry and rocky terrain. The French... Read more
71,39 €
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Description

The HUTCHINSON Griffus tyre is entirely dedicated to aggressive riding disciplines, and will perform at its best on dry and rocky terrain.

The French brand has chosen the Race Ripost Gravity tri-compound, ensuring both precise handling and braking control thanks to a directional profile and aggressive side knobs. The 2x66 TPI casing provides ultimate protection against hard impacts and punctures.

Hutchinson's enduro riders, who developed this tyre to meet their needs, recommend fitting a 2.50 at the front paired with a 2.40 at the rear, which will ensure cornering stability and pedalling efficiency. DH riders will be more than satisfied by the aggressiveness provided by a 2.50 front and rear setup. Compatible with inner tubes, this big-volume tyre will make the most of its capabilities when mounted Tubeless and slightly under-inflated.

Ref: 7977539960998

Points forts

Tri-compound Race Ripost Gravity promoting crampon deformation and grip;

Robust construction to tackle the most demanding terrain;

Developed by and for riders!

For dry, mixed and rocky terrain.

Informations techniques

Race Ripost Gravity rubber compound (tri-compound): Structure rubber 65 Sha; side rubber 39 Sha; centre rubber 50 Sha.

Size: 29x2.40
ETRTO: 57-622
Fitting: Tubeless Ready
Terrain: Dry
TPI: 132 (66x2)
Bead: Folding
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Informations prix

*Supplier recommended retail price in February 2024

Overall rating: 3.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Coincidence or bad tire?

"I'd been wanting to test the griffs for a while. First impressions were pretty good, with good lateral grip, comfort, good performance and tolerance. But I soon became disillusioned. It had been years since I'd had a puncture (with Michelin, schwalbe, maxxis. . . ). Was it chance, or was it the tire that wasn't as strong as advertised, but on the very first outing (a typical enduro ride), I got a fairly straightforward puncture on the sidewall of the rear tire... . Thanks to the wicks and the preventive. In short, I'm disappointed with my purchase. On the other hand, no problems with the probikeshop site."

— Ide2005 (2/5)

Very good tire / grip + / resistance +.

"Very good grip in both wet and dry conditions. I haven't tested it in muddy conditions yet, but I think the grip will still be good. All in all, a very good all-round tire with a strong casing, especially on the sidewalls. I've been riding them with a Slicy insert at the rear, and no worries since I fitted them. Note: their volume is quite large for a 2. 4, so you need to measure the space available on the rear triangle of some bikes."

— Bastienf (5/5)

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