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Specialized Introduce their New ELIMINATOR Tyre Range

A NEW TYRE THAT EXCELS IN AGGRESSIVE CONDITIONS
LOOSE AND SKETCHY? THE NEW ELIMINATOR MODEL OFFERS TENACIOUS CORNERING GRIP AND OUTSTANDING CONTROL.

BACKGROUND

Specialized are  rolling  out a new tyre, the Eliminator. They designed the Eliminator to be an all-around gravity  tyre, and while it’s surprisingly versatile,  this model  is especially at home on loose and aggressive trails.  If you want  to call that  “enduro”—go ahead.  The Eliminator, after  all, rolls up to speed easily and absolutely slays on rowdy,  chunder-filled tracks.  Or you can ditch  the buzzword-of-the-day and just think  of the Eliminator as an excellent choice  for rides  when you’ll need a ton of braking control and cornering grip.

TONS OF CORNERING BITE

Let’s  start  with  the tread.  The Eliminator combines a distinct row  of shoulder knobs  with smaller  center  blocks.  The center  blocks  are arranged evenly  to bite  in soft  soil, but  they also help with straight line-to-corner transitions. Carefully-shaped transition knobs between the centre  blocks  and the aggressive shoulder knobs  also give the Eliminator a smooth and predictable feel when you lean hard into a corner  at high speeds.  You get lots of grip and a clear sense of how far you can push the Eliminator before  drifting commences.

STICKY AND  FAST

Riders  need  traction, but  they  also  need  fast-rolling tyres.  That’s  why  Specialized  developed  a specific GRIPTON® tread compound that delivers  excellent traction by better  conforming to the trail. This compound also helps the tyre roll fast, given the tread blocks’ ability to return to their original, un-deformed state with surprisingly little friction. The stuff is sticky and fast.

SIZES:

Eliminator is available in GRID casings  in the following sizes:

27.5  x 2.3”  |  27.5  x 2.6”  |   29 x 2.3”  |   29 x 2.6”

 Source: Specialized Bicycles



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Built for: Dual Suspension Trail
Year launched: 2022