sorry but you aren't going to find many tires that would be good for muni that are that skinny. go talk to your local bikes shop and see if they have some ideas.
are you trying to fit one on a torker? if so it'll prbly fit a 2.3-2.5 because i measured the gap to be 3" between the forks BUT if you insist on under 2.2 get a cheap-ass Kenda 1.95 for 13 bucks just ask ur local bike store
measure the gap and see for yourself 😄 i think a 2.3 would be safe (specialized makes some of that size) 2.5 might work, i actually put my friend's trials wheelset in my LX frame and it was fine, although some say those 2.5" Monty trials tires aren't exactly 2.5 inches, but it fit w/ a pinch of clearance
Do you have a LBS with good selection or downhill shop in your area? Check what they have in stock. You may find a "narrower" downhill tire.
A couple years ago when I was looking for tires for my stop-gap (before I got a real Muni) Schwinn Muni I found an Arrow Racing-HD at a downill shop that says 24x2.5 but it measures closer to 2.25 at the outside of the lugs. I googled but can't find current mention of the tire anymore though.
Count me in as wondering what the biggest tire is I can get on to my new torker LX. I'm just a beginner now- But I imagine the first thing I'm going to want to do as a stopgap to buying an actual MUni will be to throw a burly tire. There's always the WalMart 24X1.95 tire, but if I could go bigger, I would, just on principle...
as i said earlier, i used a 1.95 but i just got that because i wore a hole (a few actually) through my LX stock tire in a couple of months, and then i got a KH '05 :-P It ROCKS so yeahh, get one of those as soon as possible (if you have the dough) also, a 2.5" monty or similar trials tire SHOULD fit fine in the LX frame (a 20" wheel), but, the rim would be too narrow to prevent foldover (it'll happen all the time) so either get a Muni, or get a trails wheelset to pop into ur torker frame
I put a Kenda Kolossal on my Torker DX and it fits just fine. FYI I was screwing around with a friends uni and his Gazz fit in my frame perfect, no rubbing, it was pretty (expletive deleted) close though, but it worked
I have a 24" Torker LX and it fits a 2.3" Kenda K Rad quite easily. The K Rad is more of a BMX dirt type tire than a real MTB tire, but if you consider the larger volume to be a fair trade for the less agrressive tread, it is worth looking at.