Product Description
‘RT’ stands for ‘Road and Trail’ and that is exactly where the Moto RT works best. The RT is 100% DMR designed because we wanted to offer a tyre for 24” and 26” wheels that would out-perform all others on hardpack dirt, street and skateparks. You’ll find that the Moto RT is super fast, responsive and lightweight and it’s large volume casing resists blowouts if you hangup. The 3.5mm deep tread blocks are dense enough for street and park but are spaced enough to bite on hardpack dirt.
Sizes
24"x2.2"
26"x2.2"
26"x2.4"
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SyDate Reviewed: August 11, 2012
Strengths: Very grippy , solid tyreWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Bought a pair of these for my kona shred , sweet tyres fast rolling , great on the streets as well as good grip on dirt, pump them up to 60-65 to get best out of them !
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GabrielDate Reviewed: July 24, 2012
Strengths: Such a solid tire great grip and much better then the maxxis holy roller. It stands up to much more punishment and has better grip over time....great on dirt gravel and street all around great tireWeaknesses: They don't make a 26 x 2.7Bottom Line: Great buy and awesome product
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jimbo davison
a Racer
from BritainDate Reviewed: June 26, 2010
Strengths: strengths are as follows. nice profile so very low rolling resistance plenty of tread depth to wear out not very heavy grip is very good on an array of terrain. strength is another issue with tyres but with these there is no issue strong tread aswell as the walls. pump them up to 60 psi for some fast grippy dirt jumping take them down to 40 psi and rail a bit of dual/4x/park or maybe take them down to 30 psi and rail some dh trails in the dry not wet. all out warrior tyres.
Weaknesses: the only weakness i can really see on theses tyres is when running the tyre at slightly lower pressures you can hear only when cornering a slight squelch from the bead flexing in the rim not to a point where as it is unsafe . also i like to see some graphics on my treads a blank tyre is just grim we need sum colour on our rim.Bottom Line: the bottom line is if you want all round grip get some and see for yourself you wont be dissapointed.
Favorite Trail: fort bill
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Bike Setup: santa cruz jackal[the kurt voreis inspired frame] marzocchi drop off 04 110mm [sweet freeride forks by the way] avid bb7 disc with avid spd dial 7 levers[you wont believe the power of a cable disc brake] twenty four severn suicide bar and stem, fsa pig dh headset, sun mtx winter camo 26" rims laced with dt swiss db stainless spokes on dmr revolver hubs[these are bomb proof o yes] fsa gap cranks with mega exo bb running single speed with dmr sts kmc x10sl & acs claws bmx freewheel, awsome planet x flat pedals,dmr moto rt tyres,
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DyNaM1T3
a Weekend Warrior
from ukDate Reviewed: February 18, 2010
Strengths: Cheap, large volume, light & very fast rolling for size, quiet, comfortable, grippy. Great/good on dry/wet roads (worn to outside tread block), hardpack, loose over hardpack, not bad on gravel with very predicatable drift.Weaknesses: For what they are designed for - noneBottom Line: Does exactly what it says on the box. Much better than Twinrails. IMHO one of the best commuting tyres aswell. (needed slightly more offroad grip so went straight out & bought Moto Diggers.
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$28.00
Purchased At: chainreaction
Similar Products Used: Halo Twinrails, DMR Moto Diggers
Bike Setup: Cove Hustler (sml), Fox Float 36R/RP23, Halo Freedom/Pro2's, RF Diabolus stem, g/e grips, chainstay guard & Atlas AM post & cranks, Hope M4/Mini, headset, clamp & bb, FSA DH carbon bars, BS stinger & E13 turbocharger, Gusset Prosecutors, X0 gripshifts & med X0 rear/XT front mechs, PG980 & KMC X9SL, USE Carbon Pro seat.
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Freeride_Rayward
a Weekend Warrior
from AustraliaDate Reviewed: October 30, 2009
Strengths: Fast rolling, light..Weaknesses: Not much accelerating or braking grip, confidence wavering corner performance. Fine for steep berms, but I dont really trust these tires at trail corners, I've washed out more than once...Bottom Line: Not bad, but I like knobblies for everything.
Favorite Trail: Tolosa DJ
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Purchased At: with te bike
Similar Products Used: Minions (benchmark), Larsen, Lopes Bling
Bike Setup: 07' Jackal, DJ works
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LJ
a Weekend Warrior
from Devon, UKDate Reviewed: August 10, 2009
Strengths: Very fast tire, decent protection, these tires have the profile of real motorcycle tires, so there is lean angle on the road possibly up to 45 degrees, and the knob spacing is close enough together so that any of you motorbike riders out there can have leaning fun on your mountain bike without silly side knobs or too narrow semi slicks.Weaknesses: Almost like a semi-slick, so not great in wet conditions!Bottom Line: Slower but much more fun than a slick or semi-slick on the road (dry), great on hardpack and hardpack with a little dirt dusting. OK in moist or damp dirt. Not so fun on wet roads, wet rocks and wet roots.
Favorite Trail: Gawton HSD
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$25.00
Similar Products Used: WTB Prwoler, Maxxis High Roller, Larsen TT
Bike Setup: FR AM
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