Specialized Fast Trak Sport Tyre - 26 x 2.35

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The Specialized Fast Trak Sport Tyre is designed for cross-country mountain bikers who prioritize speed and traction on technical terrain. By leveraging a unique Block-In-Block tread design, it offers riders superior grip and handling stability, though its wire bead construction makes it slightly heavier than premium tubeless-ready racing tires.
| Model Part Number | 00122-4064 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Specialized |
No, this is a wire-bead tire designed specifically for use with inner tubes.
The recommended operating range is between 25 and 50 PSI.
TPI stands for Threads Per Inch. A 60 TPI casing offers a great balance between ride suppleness and puncture protection.
While it performs well in mixed conditions, the Fast Trak is primarily a cross-country racing tire and is best suited for dry to damp trails rather than deep mud.
The approximate weight of this tire is 710g.
Ensure the wire bead is fully seated in the deepest center channel of the rim before prying the final section over the sidewall.
Increase the air pressure slightly toward the upper limit of 50 PSI to reduce the contact patch and rolling resistance.
Check that the rim tape is covering all spoke holes and ensure the inner tube is not pinched during installation.
This tire features a 26 x 2.35 inch diameter, making it ideal for 26-inch mountain bike wheels. To install, ensure your rim strip is properly seated and use a standard inner tube suitable for the 2.35-inch width. Maintain an air pressure between 25-50 PSI depending on rider weight and terrain conditions; lower pressures provide more grip, while higher pressures reduce rolling resistance on hard-packed surfaces. To care for the tire, inspect the sidewalls periodically for abrasions and check the tread blocks for excessive wear after rough trail use. Keep the tire away from direct sunlight during prolonged storage to prevent rubber degradation.