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My local tracks are starting to get a little muddy and I'm starting to
feel more like I'm wakeboarding than riding.
Anyone care to recommend a good set of winter tires that can handle
muddy clay ruts and damp slippery roots?
FYI. I ride a hardtail at intermediate level.
Cheers
Chris Phillipo said:In article <[email hidden]>,
stu@springfield_dance_studio.com says...Quoted message said:My local tracks are starting to get a little muddy and I'm starting to
feel more like I'm wakeboarding than riding.Anyone care to recommend a good set of winter tires that can handle
muddy clay ruts and damp slippery roots?FYI. I ride a hardtail at intermediate level.
Cheers
This is my answer to every tire question but Michelin Wildgripper XLS
with Silica or if you have the room, Michelin Hot S in 2.5". You drop
the pressure down on these and they are great in snow, plus they rule
for everything else, the silica grips damp roots better than anyhting I
have used. Wide rims help too so you can run the lower pressure.
Cheers,
I'll keep an eye out for them
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