details 29" x 3" E-MTB Tire Conversion Kit Swap out your wheelset and hit the road or technical terrain with a more nimble 29" BFT plus size tire and wheelset with fat-tire spacing by CST. specs Tire: 29"x3" CST BFT Compatibility: Jeep | Rubicon | Ibex | RidgeRunner | Apex Wheel Spacing: Front 150mm / Back 190mm | Front 150mm / Back 197mm Other: Includes 2x Tires | 2x Tubes | 2x Wheelsets Required Tools: Chain whip, SRAM cassette tool, Torque wrench with a T25 and T20 torx security bit features Get more out of your favorite electric bike with a 29" swappable wheelset. Designed to get more range and acceleration out of your eBike while tackling less aggressive terrain compared to the standard 26"x4.8" tires. With its larger diameter and slimmer profile, the 29" x 3" tire conversion set improves the bike's rolling efficiency, allowing you to travel further with less effort. The larger tire also offers better stability at high speed, giving you more control, while the slimmer profile reduces the overall weight of the bike for a more nimble ride. Installation is a breeze and requires only basic tools, allowing you to get back on the road or trail in no time. Whether you're looking to extend your range, improve your handling, or simply upgrade your ride, the 29" x 3" tire conversion set is a must-have for getting the most versatility out of your electric bike. Item Number: FKA-25799 *COMPATIBILITY 150/190mm: Jeep | Rubicon | Apex | RidgeRunner 150/197mm: Ibex Installation Instructions: Tools required: chain whip, SRAM cassette tool, Torque wrench with a T25 and T20 torx security bit Slide the cassette onto freehub and start threading the cassette lock ring by hand Tighten the cassette lock ring using the cassette tool to ~40Nm Line up the brake rotor with the hole pattern on the hub ensuring that the text is facing outwards. Note that front and rear rotors are the same Insert and start threading in the 6 rotor bolts by hand Torque the rotor bolts to 6Nm using the torque wrench Install the Speed Sensor Magnet so it aligns with the Speed Sensor on the frame and tighten using a T20 security bit.
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