I am a new fattie and I am thinking that Bud/Lou aren't the best choice for the other seasons. Heck they are pretty slow on packed trails already.
Few questions-
If a tire is sold out when will it be in stock again, like september/october?
I want a tire that can first be ridden well on dirt trails, second can handle a few inches of fresh snow till I swap out to the bigger rubber.
I am gonna be "that" guy who plans to show up on my fattie on group rides as well. I will also be running these tubeless using the gorilla tape method on Rolling Darryls. I have no experience on dirt at all and only have ridden Husker Du, Dillinger and Bud/Lou. I have ridden with people who have the Missions oem (and hate them), Nates and Snowshoes (again hate them on snow).
We dont have anything more than short punchy hills. Mostly dirt with some roots and a small amount of rock.
Any help is appreciated,
Rob
Few questions-
If a tire is sold out when will it be in stock again, like september/october?
I want a tire that can first be ridden well on dirt trails, second can handle a few inches of fresh snow till I swap out to the bigger rubber.
I am gonna be "that" guy who plans to show up on my fattie on group rides as well. I will also be running these tubeless using the gorilla tape method on Rolling Darryls. I have no experience on dirt at all and only have ridden Husker Du, Dillinger and Bud/Lou. I have ridden with people who have the Missions oem (and hate them), Nates and Snowshoes (again hate them on snow).
We dont have anything more than short punchy hills. Mostly dirt with some roots and a small amount of rock.
Any help is appreciated,
Rob