Hutchinson "Taipan XC Tubetype" MTB Tire - 27.5 Inch
- Weight : 0.72kg / 1.59lbs
- Packaging Unit: 1 Piece
- Product ID (PID): 46028
- Product safety
Weight
The heaviness of a BMX part, measured by weighing. It's worth noting that weight specifications for BMX parts can vary and may not always be precise. Several factors contribute to this:Manufacturer's weight specifications may be inaccurate or incomplete.The weight of two identical parts can also differ.We cannot weigh every individual part.For example, if there are handlebars in different heights, the manufacturer usually provides just one weight specification for all heights. When weighing two identical tires, you might get two different results.
Source: BMX Glossary
Found an error? Report it. 5 EUR voucher if confirmed.
Online: https://www.kunstform.org/en/hutchinson-taipan-xc-tubetype-mtb-tire-275-inch-p-46028
Printed: 10/31/2026
Printed: 10/31/2026
The Hutchinson "Taipan XC Tubetype" MTB Tire - 27.5 Inch is Hutchinson's all rounder for all conditions: a tire that works in the dry and the wet, sheds mud and still rolls fast. The blocky, V shaped knobs power through wet and muddy conditions and clear themselves at the sides, while the modest tread block height keeps weight down and efficiency up when the trails dry out. The round profile and the volume of the side knobs are tuned for grip and lateral deformation. The tubetype version with wire bead, 33 TPI casing and mono compound rubber is the affordable Taipan for use with an inner tube, not suitable for tubeless.
Facts: Hutchinson "Taipan XC Tubetype" MTB Tire - 27.5 Inch
- Wheel-Size: 27.5"
- Tire-Width: 2.10"
- ETRTO: 52-584
- Tire-Style: Steel Bead
- Recommended for: downcountry, trail
- Casing: 33 TPI, wire bead
- Compound: mono compound
- Tubeless: Tubetype (for inner tubes, not tubeless)
- Contains: 1 tire
- Extras: wire bead, mono compound, manufacturer no. PV701015
These details come from manufacturer and supplier data. Found an error? Report it, there is a 5 EUR voucher for every confirmed error.
