Trade: Maxxis Xenith for Maxxis Re-fuse 23c

Posted on Wed 2nd, September 2009

• #1

bq

All Terrain Cycles sent me a Maxxis Xenith Hors Categorie tyre instead of the Maxxis Re-fuse I ordered. This is a light and fast 700x23c racing tyre, low rolling resistance, but not perhaps the puncture protection of the refuse. max 130psi. clincher. Worth more than the re-fuse.

Now given that it took 2 weeks for the order to arrive, and I'd really like to put my wheels on my bike I thought I'd see if anyone has a new 23c Re-Fuse that they want to swap for this before I send it back to the shop.
• #2

DickBarton

Hmm, I've been in that situation as well with ATC.
• #3

bq

They are listed as "Rendez 60A" on the invoice, which are an off-road tyre. It's a wonder I got one correct one.

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