Specialized Rockster Team

Pros: Cannot go flat!
Cons: It's a little pricey

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This is the best tube I've ever found. Cyclo guarantees that...

Pros: Fast smooth and light
Cons: Funky Conering

I've ridden pretty much every tire combination that specialized has offered in the past three years. Team masters/Controls: Grippy Predictable but slow and heavy, Team Master/Control: Fast but sketchy, Dirt Baldy: Fast but squirmy. As for the Rocksters,...

Pros: fast-rolling, great in almost all conditions
Cons: none

I ride a fair amount on trails, and do plenty of pavement riding too. The Rockster does great on hardpack and mud, and, as an added bonus, it's phenomenal on pavement for an off-road tire. It's extremely fast due to its low rolling resistance, but that...

Pros: Low rolling resistance, relatively light
Cons: Poor wet weather cornering/braking

Specialized started out in 1974 as a tire company, so it would stand to reason that they might know a little about manufacturing tires. The Rockster Team is a perfect example of Specialized's experience in the tire market and their ability to create...

Pros: Nice, smooth ride
Cons: none

Weight: 700 grams
Advertised carcass width: 2.1 (53mm). Actual carcass width: xx mm.
Casing TPI: 60
Rubber Density: Medium



Rear Use: The Rockster Team is the best rear tire for downhill racing tested but its...