From winter ice and snow to sandy beaches and all of the trails in between.
Terrene cake eater 26x4 6.
This winter i have been testing out a pair of studded 26 4 terrene cake eater light casing tires.
Inspired by studless winter vehicle snow tires cake eater was designed to have lower center tread height wi.
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Studs pockets were added in the transition areas for optional added cornering confidence in icy conditions.
The cake eater is available in 26x4 0 26x4 6 27 5x2 8 and 27 5x4 0 widths to fit most modern frames including the emerging 27 5 plus and fat categories.
Cake eater fast rolling studdable gliding over a frozen lake or twisting through a groomed trail winter riding is best enjoyed with a quick and capable tire that won t drag you down and still rail through turns.
Each model is available in their standard or light versions.
The cake eater comes in standard 26 4 0 and 26 4 6 widths mid fat versions for 27 5 2 8 and even a fat 27 5 4 0.
Fatbike republic puts a set of 4 6 terrene cake eaters studded through a mess of winter terrain.
Wazia is our all season all surface go anywhere tire.
Wazia aggressive studdable for some boundaries are simply starting points.
140 terrene cake eater 26x4 6 flat tip studded.
Terrene says the cake eater is inspired by studless winter vehicle snow tires but they do offer a studded version as well.
This gives new salsa owners trek owners or anyone converting over to 27 5 another tire option.
Terrene cake eater 26x4 6 light folding studded.
200 terrene cake eater 27 5x4 0 light folding studded.
This video is not for children under 13.
For full specs on these tires check out my initial look.
Cake eater is our fully studdable fast rolling fat tire for long days on the trail and is available in 26 4 0 26 4 6 27 5 4 0 and 27 5 2 8.
175 terrene johnny 5 26x5 0 light folding.
When convention becomes routine there is a tire that will allow you to go beyond.
Cake eater is our fully studdable fast rolling fat tire for long days on the trail and is available in 26 4 0 26 4 6 27 5 4 0 and 27 5 2 8.
My neck of the woods got bombarded with snow in december and early january but then mother nature turned off the snow spigot and gave us a series of thaw freeze cycles.
