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WTDYPAW = minions, coz they make me feel like a big man ( and occasionally a red bull)
If Jesus made tyres then it would have to be the Holy Roller. Makes sense to everyone.DTH>holy roller every day of the week, twice ons sundays.
Here you go young man.I have never heard of some of these tyres.
Can the pensioners please post some pics of the old tread patterns.
IRC Missile?Ohhhh, I think I might be wrong but Irc Mythos or Velociraptors?
No way, Larsons were awesome. I once ran a 2.4 on the front of my XC bike and loved it.I've got some Larson TT on my Gary Fisher Roscoe, terrible tyres but period correct
Getting a Larsen working in a DIY tubeless would be an impressive win.What did you love? The lack of braking grip or the lack of lateral grip? Or, like me, the amazing credibility they gave?
When 2.1s were the standard size I thought they were epic in 2.35, but for some reason I could never get the wire bead to run tubeless. Probably because in 2008 I had nfi about tubeless .
The old backward Maxxis trick, I know guys who still think this is a thing. Yep, armchair expert vs tyre engineer - totally run them backwards.Still a quick tyre and you can run them backwards for added coolness.
Running a light duty Larsen for other types of riding would worry me more. Running one on chunky trails must lead to sadness regardless which way it is facing.The old backward Maxxis trick, I know guys who still think this is a thing. Yep, armchair expert vs tyre engineer - totally run them backwards.
We all used to buy Maxxis before they were Maxxis...Cheng Shin Tire Co.I have never heard of some of these tyres.
Can the pensioners please post some pics of the old tread patterns.
The Gazzoloddi's did look huge, even by today's standards.We all used to buy Maxxis before they were Maxxis...Cheng Shin Tire Co.
Some other notable tires that have been lost in the time vault were Tioga Factory DH, Onza Porc's, Panaracer Smoke/Dart combo and the Mighty Nokian Gazzoloddi, a 3 inch wide 26er DH tire