maxxis dth skinwall and black 26x2.15 and 2.3 tyres

Posted on Wed 5th, February 2020

• #1

togas
Hi,
i have for sale few sets of iconic commuter maxxis dth tyres
available in skinwall 26x2.15 and 26x2.3 size
and black 26x2.15 size
great tyres , fast rolling and lightweight. some people say about bad puncture ressistant, but in my experience after one year commuting and short touring trips
also great looking tyre
condition: new
folding
weight: 550g
Max pressure: 80psi
60tpi
price is 62 euros for two tyres and shipping in Europe
perhaps cheapiest you can find

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• #2

togas
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• #3

seager

@cagimaha
• #4

cagimaha

Dibs on some 2.15 skin wall, will pm now.
• #5

togas

2,15 set sold to cagimaha, but still have few of them in 2,15 skinwall
• #6

fizzy.bleach

any of these left @togas?
• #7

oheyitsd

Ye do you have any of the 2.3s?
• #8

Glws in reply to @togas

i will take a couple of 2.15 skinwall if available

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