Kenda Nevegal 2.1in DTC

darren555
darren555 Posts: 194
edited May 2010 in MTB general
I've just bought a couple of these at a bargain price from www.on-one.co.uk and for now have put one on the front to replace my Specialized Fast Trak LK Control 2.0in to give a bit more bite, keeping the other Fast Trak on the rear. It only weighs 15g more than the Fast Trak and comes up about the same width.
Recommended tyre pressure is 40-65 PSI.
Should the combination with the fast rolling Fast Trak on the rear work alright?
What pressures do you find works best with the Nevegal?

Cheers,

Darren

Comments

  • wordnumb
    wordnumb Posts: 847
    Darren555 wrote:
    What pressures do you find works best with the Nevegal?

    Depends on the terrain. 30-35 usually works for I.
  • amt27
    amt27 Posts: 320
    yeh I sometimes run a Nevegal on the front and SB8 on the rear for the summer,

    sidewalls are thin, so stability of the tyre is lost with low pressures like 20-30 psi, anything above that should be fine

    they are just as good on the rear, some people recommend a Blue Groove front Nevegal rear combination,
  • Ro88o
    Ro88o Posts: 130
    I run a Nevegal up front - 30 psi works fine for me :)
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  • Northwind
    Northwind Posts: 14,675
    depends on too much for one person's recommendation to work for anyone else but I like the DTC at 35-ish.
    Uncompromising extremist
  • darren555
    darren555 Posts: 194
    Cheers :wink:
  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    i run my hr's at about 26psi.. not sure about nev's as iv never used them.. but i believe they are a similar tyre.
    I like bikes and stuff
  • Oxygen Thief
    Oxygen Thief Posts: 649
    Is that the psi you lot run them at for riding road or XC etc? I'm clueless
  • joshtp
    joshtp Posts: 3,966
    i ru n26 psi in my 2.5 HR on the front of my HT, and about 34 psi in the ignitor 2.35 in the back, both with fat tubes.

    slow, but super grippy. for hardcore XC/trail/am/ocasional DH
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