Tyres
icantkeepup
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I bought a 2010 Boardman FS in April this year the tyres Continental 2.1 are fine in the dry but no use in the wet/mud, when Guy K tested the bike in 2010 he said they changed the tyres virtually straight away. What size tyres can I get on this frame and what type do you recommend for the winter as I am fed up with the front washing out already and we have not had much rain in the SE yet!
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buy yourself a set of bontrager mud x 2.0 for this time of year for £39 a pair from Triton, and then think about tyres in the spring again (when I would move to a Kenda Small Block 8).A Flock of Birds
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Depends on where you ride, if muddy then yes the Bontrager Mud x....if not an all round tyre like the Maxxis High Roller, Panaracer Fire XC or Nobby Nics....0
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Minion 2.35 60a front, High roller 2.35 60a rear all year round great for aggressive riding and rough stuff.0
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Thanks all, i think i might have to have some new tyres for Christmas, i dont think 2.35 will fit in the frame I will try and borrow some and see if they do, the Bontragers sound good, I can pinch the WTB Prowlers off my old bike for the summer, they have far more grip than the Conti's. Once again thanks all I have only started to get into M Biking in the last couple of years I am now in my 50s you are never to old to start!0
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1mancity2 wrote:Minion 2.35 60a front, High roller 2.35 60a rear all year round great for aggressive riding and rough stuff.
Exactly what I use. I've messed around with other tyres for ages (and probably spent a fortune :? ) but this is the best for me. Not the fastest rolling, but extremely grippy and I trust them which is the main thing!Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the number of moments that take your breath away....
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