Tire Bontrager Galbraith RSL SE 29x2.50 Black

Roam the loam

An aggressive trail tire that packs incredible puncture protection and grip in loose and soft trail conditions.

Galbraith RSL SE is an aggressive trail tire that boast incredible tread, sidewall, and pinch cut protection into a package that's ready to roam the loam.

RSL SE Construction provides a durable 60TPI casing that's paired with sidewall, bead-to-bead, and apex puncture protection. A trail triple-compound delivers the ultimate combination of grip and speed with a firm and supportive base compound to maintain rolling speed, a softer center tread for braking and climbing traction, and even softer side knobs for ultimate bite in corners.

Key Features

• An aggressive trail tread that provides grip in loose and soft conditions
• RSL SE Construction: 60TPI casing with sidewall, bead to bead and apex puncture protection
• Trail Triple-Compound: medium center, soft shoulder and supportive base
• Tubeless Ready (TLR) for easy tubeless setup and puncture protection

Features

Galbraith RSL SE

Named for Bellingham, Washington's iconic Galbraith Mountain, Bontrager Galbraith tires pack in serious traction and protection for staying planted on rock walls, balanced on wooden features, and ripping through challenging, variable terrain.

Aggressive trail tread pattern

Galbraith's aggressive tread pattern keeps your grip locked in and packed with protection for loose, soft, and techy conditions.

RSL SE construction

A robust 60TPI casing features squarewoven nylon puncture protection from bead-to-bead, additional sidewall inserts, as well as butyl apex inserts for superior flat resistance from cuts, slashes, and pinch flats.

Trail triple-compound

A medium-firm center rubber provides braking and climbing traction while soft shoulder rubber adds cornering confidence. An ultra-supportive base helps maintain a fast-rolling tire.

Go tubeless

A properly set up tubeless system lets you run lower tire pressure for better traction, added confidence, and a smoother, faster ride.

MTB tire pressure recommendation

Find rider weight and match it with your tire width to find a recommended tire pressure. It can be helpful to set the front tire up at a slightly lower pressure. If your tires feel too soft or too firm, add or remove pressure to dial in your tire pressure for your surface. The recommended pressures are guidelines. Do not exceed the maximum rated pressure indicated on the sidewall or rim. Follow the rim manufacturer's recommended pressure ranges for your rim width/tire combination.

Sealant recommendation by tire size

Follow the sealant recommendation for your tire size to get your tires set up tubeless and ready to ride.

Specifications