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TallTrek336
a Cross Country Rider
from Winston-Salem, NCDate Reviewed: October 15, 2008
Strengths: Very Good Grip, Low Rolling Resistance, Works Well On Hardpack TooWeaknesses: NONEBottom Line: Don't waste your money on cheaper tires. Go ahead and step up to these tires and get more performance. I recommend these to all off-road riders.
Favorite Trail: Owl's Roost Greensboro, NC
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$45.00
Purchased At: High Point Bicycle T
Similar Products Used: Other Bontrager Tires that have proven to be garbage.
Bike Setup: I'm 6'9' and not too many bikes are large enough for me except the TREK 4300, but I am building it up to a higher quality bike. Avid BB7 brakes, Azonic Outlaw Disc Wheels, obviously these tires.
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Andreas Klauser
a Cross Country Rider
from FeladafingDate Reviewed: March 10, 2007
Strengths: low rolling resistance, god grip, high priced.Weaknesses: wears perhaps a bit fast than some mid quality tyres.Bottom Line: I like this tyre. Resistance is about equal to Racing Ralps, grip in deep conditions much better. Wears rather fast if moved aggressively, but who cares when the tyres is really good. The right choice in tyres is about the most important topic in MTBiking. This is one.
Favorite Trail: yes
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: rabe
Similar Products Used: Schwalbe Fat Albert, Racing Ralph, Smart Sam, many older tyres, Ritchey, Conti e.g.
Bike Setup: TREK 9900 OCLV 1996
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Marc
a
from MaastrichtDate Reviewed: October 25, 2006
Strengths: Traction and control, on all surfaces, not only on mud. Very confidence inspiring on down hills. Plenty of traction, no matter how steep it gets. Low rolling resistance. Relatively light weight (560gr). My weight: 68 kg. I use them with apr. 2,2 Bar.Weaknesses: Dual compound is developed for racing. It means it doesn't last to long if you use it for all purpose.Bottom Line: Great light allrounder: traction and control under all circumstances, on all surfaces.
Especially the rear tire wears fast on rocky down hills with gravel and loose stones, it lasted about one season. That's the price you pay for Dual (race) Compound, but it's worth it, if you can afford it. Front tire still looks new. Because it wears fast: 4 chilli's.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Similar Products Used: Michelin XL-S: the 'old' XRC Mud: same tire, more durable, higher rolling resistance, lasted longer. Continental Escape. Fine tire, but weak.
Bike Setup: Spec.Epic, 80 RLT, XT, Chriss King, Thompson, Marta SL, DT Swiss 240.
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Mordread
a Racer
from OntarioDate Reviewed: August 2, 2006
Strengths: Mud, grass, hardpack, hard/loose over hardpack.Weaknesses: sand, gravel, hard fast turnsBottom Line: loved the tires in long flowing singeltrack, worked well in tight trails too, but in mud they were amazing. i do race in local series and did a few 8hours and these tires are great for them. they are great for the mud climbs and decents but if you try to slam a u turn then they dont work to well. also prepare to eat any sand that you try to go over, they violently slip when confronted with the stuff so stick to what it was intended for, the mud. People confronted with mud on a frequent basis should look for these, people looking for more of a downhill/fast turning tire in tight spots, get a different one.
Favorite Trail: Eeyore trail
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Bike Setup: brodie force (hard tail trailbike)
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