To keep or get rid of Bontrager XR3, 29x2.1"

Hi folks,
I'm new to mountain biking, but been a keen road cyclist for some years.
The thing is, my partner would like me to go out on a jolly little rides out. So any excuse for me to get yet another bike
So I got what I think is a entry level kinder bike Trek Cobia 2012 with these Bontrager XR3, 29x2.1". But! I keep hearing bad reviews about them. So do I keep or not is the question???
I don't think I'll be doing anything to mad on it, but who knows??
I've already changed the Hayes Dymo Comp brake for Shimano SLX M666.
Any kind of feed back would be helpful
Cheers Jay
I'm new to mountain biking, but been a keen road cyclist for some years.
The thing is, my partner would like me to go out on a jolly little rides out. So any excuse for me to get yet another bike

So I got what I think is a entry level kinder bike Trek Cobia 2012 with these Bontrager XR3, 29x2.1". But! I keep hearing bad reviews about them. So do I keep or not is the question???
I don't think I'll be doing anything to mad on it, but who knows??
I've already changed the Hayes Dymo Comp brake for Shimano SLX M666.
Any kind of feed back would be helpful
Cheers Jay
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Test 'em yourself and maybe your experience will be different from what you've read and you can write your own review..?
Votec V.SX Enduro 'Alpine Thug' 2012/2013 build
Trek Session 8
I have run one on the front when its dry and its fine, don't bother when it gets muddy, they are good lightweight tyres in the right conditions, not a lot of volume though so if you are riding rough terrain and trail centre type stuff regularly might be an idea to change them.
29er race
29er bouncer
I'll try them out. I'm a always edging on the caution, when it comes to brakes and wheels. And I don't want to be whooped by a girl, lol.
Cheers people