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Specifications

  • MPN: 01016880000
  • UPC: 4019238026337
  • Size: 24 x 2.00
  • ETRTO: 50-507
  • Bead: Wire
  • Type: Clincher, Tube-Type
  • Compound: PureGrip
  • Casing: 180 TPI honeycomb sidewall
  • Color: Black
  • E-Bike Rating: E25 (up to 25 km/h pedal assist)
  • Intended Use: XC, Trail, Mixed Terrain

FAQ

What bikes does the Continental Cross King 24 x 2.00 fit?

The 50-507 ETRTO size fits 24 inch mountain bike wheels, which is the standard on most junior and kids mountain bikes and on some small-frame adult bikes. Check the number printed on your current tire first, because a few older 24 inch bikes use 520 or 540 bead seats and those take a different tire entirely.

Is the Cross King 24 x 2.00 tubeless ready?

No. This is the wire bead Performance version, built tube-type. It needs an inner tube and is not designed for a tubeless setup.

Is the Continental Cross King e-bike rated?

Yes. The Cross King carries Continental's E25 rating, which approves it for e-bikes with pedal assist up to 25 km/h.

What compound does the wire bead Cross King use?

The Performance line uses Continental's PureGrip compound, an activated silica compound built to balance grip and durability. BlackChili is reserved for the higher-tier ProTection and RaceSport folding versions.

Best For

Best for a junior mountain bike that came with a hard, fast-wearing stock tire and needs something that grips when the trail turns. It also suits a small-frame adult bike or a 24 inch e-bike that sees dirt, since the E25 rating covers pedal assist use. The wire bead build keeps it affordable, which is easy to accept on a bike the rider will outgrow in a season or two.

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