Bicycle Tire 29X2.60 Folding CST Jack Rabbit Tubeless TLR 66-622 DualComp

CST JACK RABBIT TUBELESS TLR 66-622 DualComp Folding Bicycle Tire 29X2.60

CST is a brand offering high-quality bicycle tires. The high standard of workmanship is proven by the fact that CST is one of the world's largest manufacturers of bicycle tires.

In Poland, teams such as: CST 7R MTB Team, Hurom Sławno Accent Team, Michał Kwiatkowski Copernicus Cycling Academy and many others ride on CST tires.

• Size: 29 x 2.6 / ETRTO*: 66-622

• Tread type: Cross County, Marathon, Enduro, MTB

• Model: C1747 TLR JACK RABBIT

• Additional: High grip

• Casing density: 60 TPI

• Pressure range: 40-65 PSI (2.8-4.5 BAR)

• Weight: 820 g

• Puncture protection insert: EPS

• Compound: Two-component

✅ The use of a dense, low tread guarantees high grip in corners, on descents and climbs, making it suitable for fast driving.

• Conditions: gravel, sand, packed earth, mud, roots, dry and wet asphalt

• 7 rows of small blocks increase traction

• Angled blocks - minimal rolling resistance

• Very good grip in corners

• Low tread doesn't dig into sand

• Super-light anti-puncture system protects against thorns, glass, and nails

✅ A tire with a wide range of applications. Designed for dry surfaces, but also performs well in wet terrain. Very fast on straight sections and incredibly confident in corners. Roots and stones are no challenge for it.

➡️ Dariusz Batek: Jack Rabbit is the perfect solution for training. The tire has "armored" properties.

➡️ Gustaw Dądela: The tire performs great on pumptracks, dirt tracks, BMX and fourcross tracks. In my opinion, the tire's advantage is its low weight and the tread with side blocks, which makes it easier to ride on berms or forest floor.

➡️ Michał Kucewicz: A very good tire for training. You don't have to worry about a flat, no matter what the pressure. It fits great on all rims.

What is the ETRTO size and why is it worth considering?

The ETRTO size is a standard way of designating tire size, developed by the European Tyre and Rim Technical Organization. It allows you to easily check if the new tire will fit your bike.

ETRTO is saved in a format similar to a postal code – for example: 66-622. What do these numbers mean?

• 66 mm – is the tire width,

• 622 mm – is the tire's inner diameter, i.e. the size of the rim the tire must fit.

Note! The diameter (second number) must match your current tire – this cannot be changed. However, the width (first number) may be different - you can choose a narrower or wider tire, as long as it fits the bike frame.

To be sure you're buying the right tire, look for the ETRTO marking on your current tire and choose a new one based on the same code (at least the second number).

This is the simplest and safest way to fit a tire to your bike.