Raymon HardRay 8.0, nero

Performance, handling, feel: size matters
As a mountain biker, you are regularly confronted with obstacles such as stones or roots. If you ride with small wheels, you often have to lift the front wheel even on medium bumps. With big wheels, on the other hand, you don't have to worry about how to avoid the next root or stone and can concentrate fully on the trail. 29" wheels simply roll over them. This also gives big wheels a smoother ride. The bike remains much more relaxed than with smaller tyres, even on rough ground and at high speeds on downhill sections.

On the other hand, 29" tyres are a bit more sluggish in narrow, technically demanding passages and you have to apply more power for the next hairpin bend. Of course, your riding style and body size also play a role when it comes to the right tyre size. With Raymon MTB hardtails, you therefore not only have the choice between different frame sizes, but with many models you can also decide whether you prefer to ride on 29" or 27.5".