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Specialized Roll Model Pro 2Bliss

MSRP $ 44.99
# of Reviews 4
Average Rating 4.75/5
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Description:Lightweight 2Bliss specific tire for lower rolling resistance at low pressures. More affordable version of S-Works model.



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    Submitted by andy a from Vancouver, BC Canada
    Date Reviewed: July 17, 2007
    Favorite Trail:Roller Coaster
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $63.00
    Purchased At:Dizzy Cycles
    Strengths:Wide, lowpressure, fast and easy to mount
    Weaknesses:None.
    Similar Products Used:Maxxis CrossMark, Kenga Nevegal, Hutchinson Bulldog
    Bike Setup:Santa Cruz Blur LT set up for xc. (Gasp the horrors!)
    Bottom Line:I love the Crossmarks but the Roll X 2.2 tubeless is very similar but on steroids. I am 210 lbs and these tires feel very secures on turns and decents and are very fast rollong to boot. But it, ride it and enjoy it!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by jason miller a Weekend Warrior from aliso viejo
    Date Reviewed: December 2, 2006
    Favorite Trail:cleveland forest
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $45.00
    Purchased At:specialized.com
    Strengths:super fast rollling for a full knobby
    Weaknesses:definitly not a mud tire
    Similar Products Used:panaracer(tube abd ust),hutchinson(tube and ust),michilin(tube and ust)
    Bike Setup:santa cruz superlight and zion singlespeed
    Bottom Line:Ive riddin all sorts of ust tires for the past 7 years(2 years of tubes before that) and these are hands down the best ive ever ridden.many people like the roll-x tube version but the tubeless version will make you feel like superman.rolls super fast,has awesome traction,especially in corners because of the duel compound.its only weakness is they do not due to well in the mud.otherwise the best ust tire sold in my opinion.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by jed a Racer from Takoma Park, MD, USA
    Date Reviewed: January 12, 2005
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Purchased At:College Park Bicycles
    Strengths:Grips well, large air volume, durable sidewalls
    Weaknesses:Wears quickly, especially the side knobs; not the easiest to mount, especially as the beads stretch with age.
    Similar Products Used:Specialized and Hutchinson UST, plus numerous tubeful tires
    Bike Setup:Trek Fuel 100, Bontrager Race Lite Disc Tubeless wheels
    Bottom Line:If you want a full knobby, this is a great tire. They grip well, corner well, and the sidewalls don't get cut up in rocky terrain. The grip in loose/soft wet corners is pretty amazing. I race on these if it is muddy or really loose, often running one of these on the front with a Rockster on the back. It rolls pretty well for a full knobby, although obviously there are faster tires out there for hard, dry conditions. It is a wide 2.0; it holds a lot of air, so you can run it pretty soft on rocky terrain without killing your rim or pinching.

    The soft rubber wears quickly, but that is why this tire grips, especially in damp/wet conditions. As the tires age, the beads get kind of stretched a bit, making them difficult to mount. At least the treads wear before the sidewalls blow. These wear a little better than the Rocksters, maybe it is because the knobs are bigger so more rubber can wear off before the knobs get ripped off.

    I really like this tire, I give it straight 4's, because no tire is perfect. This one is hard to beat for terrain that requires a full knobby.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by drew a Cross Country Rider from Salt Lake City
    Date Reviewed: June 12, 2003
    Favorite Trail:porcupine rim
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $40.00
    Purchased At:LBS
    Strengths:Rigid sidewalls on the roll-x 2bliss make it quite durable and coupled with the high air volume this tire hooks up well and runs a lower risk of tire failure due to air volume. Good rolling resistance and a meaty tred design gives this tire superb handling and acceleration, it has quite a efficient design.
    Weaknesses:It's perfect for it's intended use, but for exteme rock gardens, and loose conditions on fast descents the tire is acceptable but to skinny for this for obvious reasons. Probably not your extreme moab tire.
    Similar Products Used:Continental vertical pro(excellent for moab), only one I thought I would need untill the roll-x
    Bike Setup:Specialized fsr pro, emp kit, marzoochi marathon 100m, avid mechanicals, full xtr with mavic crossmax xl's.
    Bottom Line:This tire, though I was nervous and skeptical at first, is definetly one that needs to be in your arsenal of basic moutain bike components. It's fast with low rolling resistance and great traction due to the high volume 2bliss design allowing you to run lower air for better tread with no detriment to tire failure. The 2.0 width allows for a digging in tread designed to keep you fast and in control whether it be climbing or descending. This is your all around fast and aggressive race tire that allows you to push it hard and feel minimal at best drag. Skinnier, less aggressive tread, is not always best when racing. I'd rather hook up well and be free to push it and not have my tires dictate my riding style. On these puppies, your free to run your own course!
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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