New tyres for 29er Trail Bike
equinefunk
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Hi,
I'm looking to replace either one or both of my tyres on my 29er 120mm travel bike. Currently it has a high roller 2 on the front and an ardent on the rear.
The high roller is damaged and needs replacing. So I was thinking of putting the ardent on the front and an ardent race on the rear or change completely.
The high roller is maybe a bit too much tyre.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
I mainly ride trail not too extreme.
Thanks
I'm looking to replace either one or both of my tyres on my 29er 120mm travel bike. Currently it has a high roller 2 on the front and an ardent on the rear.
The high roller is damaged and needs replacing. So I was thinking of putting the ardent on the front and an ardent race on the rear or change completely.
The high roller is maybe a bit too much tyre.
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
I mainly ride trail not too extreme.
Thanks
I'm over 6' and have quite a large head.
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Specialized Purgatory front and rear on my 29er, could go for a Ground Control on the rear in the summer as it's a bit faster rolling. Cheap at £20 (might be bit more now)0
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Thanks I looked at that combination...I first choice would be only to buy 1 tyre. What about purgatory upfront and ardent on the rear?I'm over 6' and have quite a large head.0
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Purgatory is good up front, never had Ardent so can't comment.0
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Ardent front and Ardent race rear is a decent summer combo but I wouldn't use it in winter unless where you ride has very little in the way of mud.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0
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I switched from Nobby to Rock Razor recently. Done 100 miles on them and so far extremely impressed, running them at quite a high pressure (30psi front, 40 rear) due to long XC trips,the grip is on par or better than the Nobbys, I have more confidence in hard corners, I am sure they will suffer in the mud, but summers hear are pretty dry here. Rolling resistance is superb as expect.
I wanted something like the Racing Ralphs but with a more bite in turns.
Maybe something for you to consider, there aren't many reviews online though.- 2013 Cube LTD, SL 29, grey / black.0 -
Plasma_man wrote:I switched from Nobby to Rock Razor recently. Done 100 miles on them and so far extremely impressed, running them at quite a high pressure (30psi front, 40 rear) due to long XC trips,the grip is on par or better than the Nobbys, I have more confidence in hard corners, I am sure they will suffer in the mud, but summers hear are pretty dry here. Rolling resistance is superb as expect.
I wanted something like the Racing Ralphs but with a more bite in turns.
Maybe something for you to consider, there aren't many reviews online though.I'm over 6' and have quite a large head.0