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Ciaran Mauro
a Downhiller
from St. Helena, CADate Reviewed: July 14, 2010
Strengths: Grip-Volume-Looks-CorneringWeaknesses: WEIGHTTT!!Bottom Line: Great tire, very grippy of course and have SO MUCH volume. No way these will bottom on rim at all and there is so much tread lag with the Stick-E compound, they grip on to wet rocks, roots, sand, anything. I want to get a 2.4 Folding for the back now, because being the back wears faster because of traction, the DH Stick-E would be worn down way to fast for my needs, and they still have Stick-E side tread.
Favorite Trail: Lower 4H, Dave's Place FR
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$48.00
Purchased At: internet
Similar Products Used: Intense 2.5 DH-Maxxis High Roller-WTB Weirwolf 2.5-Maxxis Lopes Bling-Bling
Bike Setup: Iron Horse 7Point7-Manitou Travis Single 180 TPC-Fox Vanilla RC
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paul
a Downhiller
from ohio, usaDate Reviewed: February 27, 2010
Strengths: Grip!!! These things do their job especially in ealry spring muddy trails as well as loose gravelly trails where my high rollers would slide from under me. Love these tirees. Can lean the bike really far over with the h knobs on the side with confidence.Weaknesses: A lil heavy but who cares that much on a dh bike. What u lose in weight ull make up in confidence and gripBottom Line: Awesome tire for sketchy trails. Might want somethin a lil lesss grippy if u plan on driftin any.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$59.00
Bike Setup: Runnin a 2.6 frnt and 2.4 rear
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Shoey79
a Downhiller
from Kamloops, BC, CanadaDate Reviewed: March 20, 2009
Strengths: Grip, high volume, true width, pretty fast for a 2.60"Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: I'm using a 2.6 on the front for higher volume a better grip. There's so much mud right now with spring melt and just rips into it and holds my line. I may use the 2.4 on the back, I'm also thinking about using the KOT or the El moco. I may not have the clearance with the dual chain rings to run the 2.4 on the back.
Favorite Trail: The one's without snow
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$55.00
Purchased At: The Cafe
Similar Products Used: Maxxis tires but I'm switching to Kenda now.
Bike Setup: Kona Stinky
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Travis Marshall
a Downhiller
from Grand JunctionDate Reviewed: October 8, 2007
Strengths: The H's on the side are the ultimate design for extreme edging on corners. The center knobs rool fasr but break extremely well due to their tall design. Not too big fo a 2.6 but bigger than a Maxxis 2.7. Tread sheds mud alot quicker that the Nevagal on the front.Weaknesses: The Hans Rey autograph is a print, i was hoping for an original.Bottom Line: I was looking for a good tire that would handle the sticky wet soils that we have in the fall and winter. After the maiden ride yesterday in sticky/slimey conditions i know this is the tire that will get me through the winter with no worries. I'm sold on Kenda products because their treads have more grip than pavement on your face and the longevity of the rubber compounds is second to none.
Favorite Trail: The New DH trail (not named yet)
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Similar Products Used: Every tire from Kenda. Maxxis Minion, Swampthing and High Roller
Bike Setup: V-10 Boxxer Worl Cup, DT 440/6.1D, Sunline stem grips and bars.
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