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WTB 29 x 2.3 ExiWolf

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  1. The WTB 29 x 2.3 ExiWolf is turning out to be a great tire. It has
    evenly spaced and sized knobs with little squirm in hard turns. Rolling
    resistance and noise are less then the Claw XTr.

    Note:
    It is about as big a tire that will fit in my KH 29. There is about
    3/16"clearance between the top of the tread and frame. Plenty of side
    clearance.

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  2. I can second that. I've been riding one on trail since before Moab and
    it's been great; good traction even on mud, and with the wide KH rim, no
    folding over when I hop sideways (I'm 210 lbs). I put it on "backwards"
    as one of my MTB friends said, because I wanted the extra traction on
    mud, and who cares about rolling resistance when you're only going 5
    mph?

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