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Club Roost Cross Terra Tire

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Weight: 510 grams
MSRP: $18
#134 out of 244 Tires
Brand: Club Roost
Aggressive cross/hybrid tire at a great price. Perfect for cyclocross bikes or commuters that see action on the dirt. The inverted lugs disperse water, mud, and sand.



Steel wire bead

60 TPI

approx 510 grams

Takes 40-65 PSI



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