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Geax Saguaro

Average Rating 4.60/5
# of Reviews 5
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Description:
    Saguaro, the new tyre from Geax 2007 range, has been choosed as a top performing tyre for different grounds. It’s perfect for muddy trails as the ones found in 24h Strathpeffer’s race (Scotland), a mixture of forest road climbs, slippery and root-strewn narrow tracks, together with several rock gardens and wooden bridges. It has performed superbly also on harder and rocky grounds, full of stones in a desert background, between canyons and dry streams, such as the trails in Mas Palomas (Gran Canaria) during the world marathon race.

    Available in TNT, UST, foldable and rigid, for the 29” riders a 2.20 version in available.

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      Submitted by John a Cross Country Rider from Nor Cal.
      Date Reviewed: 3/31/2008 6:45:27 PM
      FavoriteTrail: not applicable
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $38
      Purchased At: universal cycles
      Strengths: hooks up, roll well
      Weaknesses: wouldnt want to use it up front.
      Similar Products Tried: specialized fast track, Bontrager ACX, WTB nano,
      Bike Setup: el rey
      Bottom Line: Its huge for a 2.2' tire. its a very reliable tire in almost everything except mud because it doesnt clear well. But then what does other then a mud specific tire. Really like this tire on the back with a panaracer rampage up front.
      Value Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 4

      Submitted by Derek a Cross Country Rider from Chadds Ford, PA
      Date Reviewed: 1/13/2008 10:09:28 AM
      FavoriteTrail: White Clay Creek
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $36
      Purchased At: Jenson USA
      Strengths: Very Fast
      Great Grips in Dry
      Great Rear Tire
      Looks Cool
      Weaknesses: Not good in wet
      Expensive(relatively)
      Similar Products Tried: Rampage, ExiWolf, SB8, ACX, XR, Nano, etc.
      Bike Setup: Haro Mary SS
      Bottom Line: These tires are great for dry, but if you are regularly in wet conditions, you may want to look elsewhere. The tire has great bite in dry, accelerates and holdds speed, and is in general a great dry tire.
      Value Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 4

      Submitted by edouble a Cross Country Rider from LI,NY
      Date Reviewed: 1/6/2008 1:26:56 PM
      FavoriteTrail: mmm....many
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $31
      Purchased At: bike junkie
      Strengths: decent weight, great volume, rolling resistance is very low. traction and grip in all conditions so far. long lasting. superior construction. Works great with stans, tough, never flats. Its a Geax.
      Weaknesses: havent encountered any yet. time will tell.
      Similar Products Tried: bonty xr, wtb nano, Irc mythos, wtb epi
      Bike Setup: custom Ted Wojcik steel 29er. white bros bw.8 fork,
      bonty mustang/xtr wheelset sram 9.0sl drivetrain, salsa stem, bar and post. bonty racelite crank, time atac pedals. avid single digit magnesium brakes.
      Bottom Line: the best all around 29er tire I have used. I love Geax tires, have used several on my 26ers with great results. this tire bring that great geax performance to the 29er world. just bought a set for my Soma Juice ss. I am hooked. bike junkie in bethpage,ny has the best prices for these and just about everything else.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by Kevin a Cross Country Rider from Montgomery, AL
      Date Reviewed: 11/12/2007 3:40:46 AM
      FavoriteTrail: Oak Mountain
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $35
      Purchased At: Universal Cycle
      Strengths: Great volume, low rolling resistance, outstanding construction, wears very well, seals up easily with Stans, clears sandy type mud well
      Weaknesses: Because it wears well, it'll suffer a little in loose over hard b/c the rubber compound is a little hard, doesn't clear tacky mud well.
      Similar Products Tried: Maxxis Crossmark 29", WTB WeirWolf 2.55LT 29", Maxxis Ignitor 29"
      Bike Setup: Astrix Rook, Hope Pro2 hubs, Stans Flow rims, XTR derailleur, Truvativ FireX crank, 34T chainring, set up 1x6
      Bottom Line: This is a great tire. It's flaw comes in loose over rough as the tread is not deep enough to penetrate but for most conditions, very solid performer. I've used it both on the front and the back. On the back, in the traction direction, great out of the seat traction with minimal loss of braking traction. Up front, in the speed direction, great tracking and rolling.

      I ran this mainly in the back, paired with a WeirWolf 2.55 LT up front this summer and enjoyed that combination. Currently running it up front with a Crossmark out back and can't complain either.

      As long as your terrain doesn't require a more significant tread bite like the Rampage would offer, this will work great for you.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by John from Sisters OR
      Date Reviewed: 11/8/2007 11:03:30 PM
      FavoriteTrail: Peterson Ridge
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $35
      Purchased At: Webcyclery
      Strengths: Volume, relatively light, rolls climbs and corners well.
      Weaknesses: My fave tire, no complaints
      Similar Products Tried: in 29": WTB Motoraptor, Maxxis Ignitor, Kenda Klaw
      Bike Setup: ti 29er Titus Racer-X, Thompson post and stem, Reba, Pushed rp23, full XTR drivetrain.
      Bottom Line: Hook up well in corners, and skid predictably as well. Confidence inspiring. Big tire for only 600 something grams. Local trails at the moment are smooth firm moist dirt where just about anything works great, but I liked em just as well in this summer's sand. Sealed up perfectly first shot with Stan's...love that stuff!
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5



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