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What's that trials tire?

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    Skippii
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    What's that trials tire that a lot of people love that isn't the luna or
    the maxxis?

    IIRC, it's a tiny bit thinner than either of those, but has a much more
    aggressive tread, great for natural trials.
    I know trip or john glazer from Hell on Wheel used one.

    We were discussing it at the VA Muni weekend and couldn't remember it.

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  2. dan de man
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    is it the Try all?

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    tomtrevor said:

    how the hell do u get fluro brown??? it would also probably look like
    uve dunked the uni in a big pile of [censored]

    iridemymuni said:

    What colour [censored] do you do tom ? flouro brown [censored]? thats kinda weird

    tomtrevor said:

    y do u want to know the colour of my [censored]? like that just isn't natural
    for someone to think that.


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  3. forrestunifreak
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    Luna and Maxxis are the main ones. the Try all is wider, has more of a
    "MTB" type tread.

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  4. mango
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    monty?

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  5. Skippii
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    dan de man said:

    is it the Try all?

    That's the one! Thanks!

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  6. Skippii
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    Hey, to whomever I was talking about this: It's the try-all.

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