A practical choice for mountain bike riders who mainly ride hardpack trails and want predictable cornering grip from a tube-type tyre.
The Chaptah Bestia is a 29-inch mountain bike tyre aimed at riders who spend most of their time on hardpack trails. The 29 x 2.20-inch format offers a familiar balance of trail control and efficient progress, while the wire-bead construction keeps the design simple for dependable tube-based setups.
Its FT tread pattern is built around traction and control on smooth and moderately rough terrain. The tread is intended to feel secure when you are leaning into corners, giving you more confidence through turns and helping the bike track predictably beneath you.
Choose the Bestia when you want an affordable, no-fuss replacement for a mountain bike used on dry hardpack and everyday trail rides. It is supplied in all black, uses the 56-622 ISO/ETRTO size, and is compatible with inner tubes rather than a tubeless setup.
Hardpack-focused tread
Designed for smooth and hardpacked mountain bike trails where controlled rolling and dependable traction matter.
FT tread pattern
The tread layout provides a practical balance of trail grip and everyday usability.
Cornering grip
Grippy tread characteristics help you feel more confident when leaning the bike through turns.
29 x 2.20-inch size
A common 29-inch mountain bike format for riders seeking a balanced trail tyre width.
Tube compatible
Made for use with an inner tube, offering a straightforward replacement setup.
Wire bead construction
A conventional wire-bead design suited to a simple, reliable tyre installation.
All-black finish
The understated black sidewall suits a wide range of mountain bike builds.
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Proudly Australian.
Chaptah is an Australian cycling brand offering a broad range of bike parts, accessories and riding gear, with products spanning everything from bar tape and brake pads to gloves, jackets, bags and warmers.
The brand positions itself as Proudly Australian and appears within a wider local cycling retail ecosystem that focuses on practical equipment across multiple categories. Public brand-history information is limited, so the clearest picture is of a value-focused Australian label with a broad everyday cycling range.
