Michelin Tyres Press Release

New 2017 Tyres From Michelin

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Michelin has announced four new ranges of tyres, due to be released to the market during 2017.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
Jet Force Wild, this is control, do you read me?

First to the shops will be the Michelin Force XC and Michelin Force AM Tyres, in May 2017.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
May the Force be with you?

It won’t take a super sleuth for you to spot that the AM is for all mountain riding, and the XC is for cross country.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
XC, for Cross Country

The Force XC will be available in 26×2.10, as well as 2.10 and 2.25 widths in both 27.5in and 29in wheel sizes.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
AM, for All Mountain

The Force AM comes in 26×2.25 size, while for 27.5 and 29in wheels there are three choices of width: 2.25, 2.35 and 2.60.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
Force AM
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Force XC

A little later in the year, June will see the Michelin Wild AM go on sale.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
Wild AM

The Wild AM will only be available in a 2.35in width, and in 27.5 and 29in wheel sizes. So, not an option for old skool 26ers.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
Wall riding on the Wild AM
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Wild AM

Lastly, in October, the Michelin Jet XCR cross country race tyres will be on sale.

Michelin Tyres Press Release
For racing snakes.

The Jet XCRs will be available in a 27.5×2.25 size for those who like to race on the medium sized wheels.

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Scary fast looking.

They’ll also be available in 29×2.10 and 29×2.25 for the big wheel fans.

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Eeny meeny miny mo…

There should be something for everyone there. Unless you’re racing XC on a 26er of course…

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