Michelin Hot S

Advantages: Fairly hard wearing,
Disadvantages: can be hard, expensive limited range

The Michelin Hot s Tyres are great, it is a medium tyre for those who use their bikes for off road or on road biking, it comes with puncture protection andis only available with bright redor black tread I have a Claude butler mountain bike I use on a regular basis on road for biking to work and the occasional off road stint. The tyres a re durable I have had mine for at least 4 months and they are as good as new, they are original tyre design with ...
...for dual-suspension cross-country bikes but as I said I have them for my bike, which has no suspension, and they are good. The tyre is a Silicium Inside Silicium is a natural elastomer modified and reinforced with silica, this reduces the roll when on the streets and impressive mud-shedding capability on the mud. The tyre has good durability in the duel role and when reading the instructions you find Silicium is used in both red and black tread ... Read review

Advantages: Light weight, durable well made tyres
Disadvantages: A little pricey

...On my previous experiences with Michelin tyres, I have always liked the stability and grip that was offered with their Downhill range of tyres, and was unsure what to expect with these lighter weight, more Cross Country orientated models. Once they arrived the first thing I noticed was how light the tyres were, probably due to the Kevlar folding beading and tough, but not overbuilt construction of the casing. One of my worries were that they would ...
...is found on all other Michelin top of the range tyres. Even though these are sized at 26 x 2.2 (52 x 559), they are a smaller in width than the 2.2 size you would find on the Michelin DH tyres (54 x 559). The size of these is more comparable to a set of Maxxis 2.1 XC tyres. Installation was pretty straight forward, with the only serious effort needed when mounting the tyre to my rims, as like other Michelin tyres, the beading can be a tight fit ... Read review