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Sarpullido · **Posts:** 690 **Location:** Stratford

Thanks Jon, heading towards the Bontrager 2.0...

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Sarpullido wrote:

Thanks Jon, heading towards the Bontrager 2.0...

A few used these yesterday over Thorndon, seem to work well!, I need to sort some out for myself as the Nobby Nics aren't cutting it in the mud! P.S Mountain Kings also seem a good choice!

Sarpullido · **Posts:** 690 **Location:** Stratford

Had a few pairs of mountain kings 2.2 racesport tubeless ready on my extinct 26. They have been very good for all around, mixed conditions but never for Epping mud. Yesterday I had Rocket Rons 2.25 (rear a bit worn out) and not the best choice.
Bontrager almost on the way.

unityjon · **Posts:** 2082 **Location:** Southend

I rode most of Danbury on some bontranger mud x 2.0 on Sunday no issues what so ever. As you've had them before and said they're good. Why not just get the same but in 29 ?

Mooh · **Posts:** 348 **Location:** Cheshunt

I ran the Maxxis Medusa last year and that was excellent at all round grip, but wore out incredibly quickly, this year I'm running the Maxxis Beaver, will report back after a few more miles, but it was the perfect tyre for the TVT Cool Challenge a couple of weekends ago for the very mixed conditions.

nwmlarge · **Posts:** 3548 **Location:** essex

Popped a dirty dan on the front of the demo at porc and it made a big difference to how confident you could be turning in on what is some pretty sloppy stuff
Had a muddy Mary on the back

Sarpullido · **Posts:** 690 **Location:** Stratford

unityjon wrote:

I rode most of Danbury on some bontranger mud x 2.0 on Sunday no issues what so ever. As you've had them before and said they're good. Why not just get the same but in 29 ?

Just bought them now.

One of the reasons I was asking is same tyres on 29" performance is worse. Heard that on the continental X Kings for example

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Mooh wrote:

I ran the Maxxis Medusa last year and that was excellent at all round grip, but wore out incredibly quickly, this year I'm running the Maxxis Beaver, will report back after a few more miles, but it was the perfect tyre for the TVT Cool Challenge a couple of weekends ago for the very mixed conditions.

Hi Mooh wot setup are u running ? LUST or UST, tubeless ! I'm running tubeless at the mo with Nobby Nics but gonna order mud tyres, can I get away with some UST Tyres???

Mooh · **Posts:** 348 **Location:** Cheshunt

It took a couple if go's but I'm running the beaver 26x2 EXC as tubeless, works fine and didn't need a LUST or UST version in the end

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Mooh wrote:

It took a couple if go's but I'm running the beaver 26x2 EXC as tubeless, works fine and didn't need a LUST or UST version in the end

Top banana! , I did read that beaver's are a pain to go tubeless

Mooh · **Posts:** 348 **Location:** Cheshunt

I had to stick a tube in it overnight and rub it in soapy water, so I only had to make one side stick

bigbrad · **Posts:** 401 **Location:** harlow, Essex

Wet screams = :thumbup:

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

There's a set of wet screams & swap things on eBay at the mo!

Simon · **Posts:** 1151 **Location:** Harold Wood

Fitted my Maxxis Medusa's this morning!, running tubeless pumped up alright used a snap-on air blower & compressor :thumbup:

, feel very tacky, look skinny compared to the Nobby Nics I was running

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