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  1. All good riders seem to have these and any one who does
    muni seems to think they are the dog's buy why are the such
    good tyres?

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  2. I am far from being an expert rider, however, I have found
    that Gazz tires are *not* the best in muddy situations. The
    tires accumulate a lot of mud on the side of the tire -
    which eventually wedges between the side of the tire and the
    frame until the wheel locks up.

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  3. Good question.. probably because it weighs lots! There are
    plenty of people who think the halo contra a.k.a the Duro
    Wildlife is better(and lighter) but it's all opinion aaron

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    pluto - Muni obsesive

    one or two wheels
    + a mountain
    = fun
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