22 October 2017

Fresh Goods Sunday - Specialized S-Works Fast Trak 2Bliss Ready 650b X 2.0 Tyre

I did have a Panaracer Comet Hardpack on the front & back then discovered a Bonti summer tyre which has been excellent over the drier months but with winter now on the way I fancied a more grippy tyre than the Panaracer. I seen a photo on the internet with a pair of these Fast Trak's fitted to a Mason and also seen them in Bike Treks Ings but were £30 each. I did a quick google and Sigma Sport had stock and were less than twenty quid inc p&p so I ordered one. It landed within a couple of days and I fitted a couple of weeks ago. I tried to run it tubeless but could not get it to inflate and snap the beads even with a compressor so stuck an inner tube in. I have only used it a couple of times, both in muddy'ish conditions and could not fault it. The tread is more aggressive than the Panaracer and the knobs are more spaced out so does not clog so easily. Its bang on the manufacturers weight as well. Sigma now (at the time of writing this) have them for sale at £15 each - total bargain and would defo recommend them.

RRP £30 and I paid £19.80 inc p&p from Sigma Sport (now £15 in the sale) LINK



Specialized's S-Works Fast Trak 2Bliss Ready 650b x 2.0 Tyre is built to race and built to win. The iconic and race proven Fast Trak tread has been revamped for this new edition using Specialized's FE Analysis alongside pro and amateur rider feedback.
FE Analysis allows Specialized to individually analyse and adjust each knob individually for the best overall level of traction and rolling speed. This redesigned tread couples with a light yet solid 120 TPI casing to form the perfect race day tyre capable of getting you over the finish line first.
Compatible with Specialized's 2Bliss system, thanks to the butyl wrapped bead, this tyre can be used in either a tubeless or clincher system.
  • Casing: 120 TPI
  • Bead: Foldable
  • Butyl wrapped bead = 2Bliss Ready
  • Compound: 60a
  • Clincher
  • 650b x 2.0"; psi 35-65
  • Approximate weight 490g

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