Ultra Lord
Hurts. Requires Money. And is nerdy.
Aggressor
Yeah they do if it is sticky and slow, but seem to clear okay with a bit of speed.Aggressor's are good, unless it's wet. They clag up when the going gets sticky.
Not that big a problem on the mainland though. Hobarts pretty wetAggressor's are good, unless it's wet. They clag up when the going gets sticky.
The new Hans Dampf HS491 looks good or atleastI'm hoping it'll be good. Still waiting on them to become available out of Europe for better pricing.Got a forekaster 2.35 on the way to replace the schwable nobby shit on the rear..
Anyone tried the hans dampf in the new addix? I currently have trailstar on the front and it’s now confusing whether to go blue or orange.. Orange seems way more softer than trailstar..
Yeah it looks a lot beefier.. I’m happy enough with the old tread, hopefully they dump them cheap when the hs491 hit the market..The new Hans Dampf HS491 looks good or atleastI'm hoping it'll be good. Still waiting on them to become available out of Europe for better pricing.
29mm id will be fine.Hi All, couple of questions,
I've got some 29mm ID rims on the way so looking at tyre combos. Looking to run in the 2.3 to 2.5 width range. Was thinking the old DHR and DHF combo. Noticing that the DHF in 2.5 seems to all be wide trail - how do the wide trail maxxis tyres go on a 29mm ID?
Also ride a lot of loose pea gravel (WA) so other tyre suggestions for the dry slippery summer appreciated.
2.5" WT DHF 3C Max Terra up front with your rime size (I use 2.3" DHF 3C Max Terra and my mate runs 29" inner with DHF/DHR2 WT). They work great around Kalamunda and the Goat Farm. Rear is really a preference based thing. If you want grip, go a 2.4" WT DHR2, more interested in a bit better roll then look at a 2.5" WT Aggressor. If you want a semi slick for even better roll, grab a Schwalbe 2.35" Rock Razor. I have a 2.4" Ardent on the back of mine and found it works okay around Kalamunda, but in the softer ground at the Goat Farm it is "below par". I'm nursing two injuries from my last trip there, and the lack of rear grip was frightening.Hi All, couple of questions,
I've got some 29mm ID rims on the way so looking at tyre combos. Looking to run in the 2.3 to 2.5 width range. Was thinking the old DHR and DHF combo. Noticing that the DHF in 2.5 seems to all be wide trail - how do the wide trail maxxis tyres go on a 29mm ID?
Also ride a lot of loose pea gravel (WA) so other tyre suggestions for the dry slippery summer appreciated.