Schwalbe Racing Ralphs

hairylegs.mtb
hairylegs.mtb Posts: 3
edited June 2007 in MTB general
Hi all.

Any positive negative info RE these tyres. I do mostly marathon and trail riding (South Africa).

Thanks
Hairy

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  • ddoogie
    ddoogie Posts: 4,159
    They are THE fastest tyre short of running a slick. Decent grip but I wouldn't run one on the front unless your trails are bone dry.

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  • hairylegs.mtb
    hairylegs.mtb Posts: 3
    Thanks for the info.

    If it gets wet I will stick to my faithfull Maxiss ADvantage then
  • Dan67
    Dan67 Posts: 658
    Pretty much what doogie said they fast. You can run it on the rear in the winter as it so fast cleaning but you will want high tread on the front like the maxis to keep the grip and from stop you from sliding out

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  • Andy
    Andy Posts: 8,207
    I run Racing Ralphs on the back with Continental Explorer Supersonic on the front. On one particular course I finished 15minutes ahead of ddooggie on other tires.

    I would highly recommend one on the back used in conjunction with a good knobbly tire.

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