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  1. erumer said:

    Hello, I'm going to buy a Kenda Kinetics 26x2.6" to go a bit lighter
    with my Nimbus II 26 isis muni.

    I've found them sold on ebay, but... should I get the rear or the front
    one?

    I've ridden that rear tire on a 24" quite a bit and I like it. Every
    loss of traction I've had I think was do to crappy technique and not
    the tire.

    'Review of my first ride' (http://tinyurl.com/26mfuz) on an Arrow
    Widebite 24X3

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    yunisyko said:

    it's all about balls. i lose them often and then get em back.


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  2. I think just as important as the tread is the tyre profile. I've found
    the squarer profile tyres best. Round profiles are unpredictable
    especially when cornering at speed. They also don't track very well
    over soft ground.

    I use a directional tyre on my 29" MUni but I don't think it makes that
    much of a difference.

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  3. New question. I just bought a new Nimbus ISIS 26" Muni that came with a
    26x3" Duro Wildlife tyre. As I am only new at uni and am still learning
    to ride I was thinking of getting a street tyre for it. My question is
    : are normal 26" tyres that you can buy from the LBS suitable for uni's
    or are uni tyres made specifically for them. Otherwise i will have to
    get a Maxxis Hookworm 2.5" as they are the only 26" tyre UDC has in
    Australia.

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