light tubeless tyres?

Discopooh
Discopooh Posts: 109
edited September 2007 in MTB buying advice
I've got a nice XTR tubeless wheelset coming and in need of some nice light(but not crazy light) tubeless tyres.

Current tyres are Panaracer Fire XC foldable using Stans so I'd like something lighter

Any advice on whats out there??

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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    You want USt tyres?
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  • Discopooh
    Discopooh Posts: 109
    I think so
  • nicklouse
    nicklouse Posts: 50,675
    light and tubless do not really go together.

    normal tyres and some convertion kit can be light!

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  • supersonic
    supersonic Posts: 82,708
    I'm using Tioga Red Phoenix, pretty light, amazing grip but slow in a straight line.
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  • Spud Son
    Spud Son Posts: 48
    I've been running Spesh SWorks Roll-X UST tyres which are about 690g in weight and cope really well with mixed conditions without too much compromise on speed. I have also run Fastrak UST on the rear for XC speed, and kept a Roll-X on the front for grip ! Saying that, I have ordered a set of the new Mich Mountain A/T's in 2.2 DC to replace the High Rollers on my spare wheelset, as these are better suited to the local trails.

    Another tyre worth considering the Maxxis Crossmark, which generally gets very good reviews !
  • The Spiderman
    The Spiderman Posts: 5,625
    If you want light how about Conti Speedking supersonic? 400g each.
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