Jeremie in CO
The best front tire for the Rockies. Durable and tracks great in all terrain
Read All ReviewsJeremie in CO
If you are not running a Mousse or Tubeliss this is the way to go. 800+ hours on different front and rear Bridgestone UHDT tubes with Bridgenstone, Shinko and IRC tires and no flats to date. Run 11.5 Pounds and no less and you should be fine. Just be careful installing as it take more time than a normal tube due to thickness.
Read All ReviewsKenneth in CA
Great tire that grips well in muddy cross country races. TIre does wear out slightly faster than others but the grip seem to be better and the price is also better.
Read All ReviewsAndre in VA
The back tire has massive nobbies. Soft and gummie. Hooks up where you need it. Sand,mud, hard pack,rocks, roots, and red clay. I train 2-3 times a week for Hare Scramble, Enduro, Sprint Enduro. About 4 hours a session. These are some of the best tires I've tried to date. Been riding 43 years. Can't say much for wear and tear. Jst got em' about 2 weeks ago. So far, they are stellar in performance, and would recommend them for the East Coast. Great price. Great product.
Read All ReviewsRicky in VA
Perfect fit, tires stays in place even under low pressures and high rpms
Read All ReviewsVaughn in MI
These are my go to tires for Michigan trails. I absolutely love them and they are a night and day handling improvement over the stock AT81s. I run these front and rear, 80/100x21 and 120/100x18 respectively. I currently have 74 hours and 1,010 miles on this set, riding mostly 50" inch wide sandy to hard pack, rooty Michigan trails at an aggressive pace. The front has 85% of the lug height and the rear is at 76%. I've ridden these on different terrain including sand, loam, hard pack, gravel, mud and even through 8" of late spring snow ranging hard crusty to wet and slushy. I only have two complaints. 1. The front tire can be like riding on an ice skate when angling/turning sharply across wet roots, especially in the fall, but I'm not sure any tire except a super soft gummy tire would grip well in the same conditions. 2. The cost has increased dramatically over the past 4 - 5 years compared to other brands. I was hoping prices would start to drop post-COVID but they have not. However, given the miles I get out of them they are still a very good investment, just not quite to the level they were when prices were lower. Overall, these are great tires and I will continue putting them on my bike.
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