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VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

X king race king combo, I bet that's fast??
I run RQ front MK rear pretty much everywhere now. Good rolling resistance to grip ratio

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

So far are the only tyres I have hehe. But yes, they are fast

Karabbean · **Posts:** 223

Maxxis Aspen front and back, at 35 PSI. Absolute rockets.

Just mind grabbing the brakes on the damp or really dusty bits!

RedTwo · **Posts:** 463 **Location:** In my shed

Saw a fat bike over Epping this weekend and thought ooh that's looks cool..!!

Then I saw this.. http://www.evanscycles.com/products/spe ... e-ec071187

I thought my normal tyres were expensive.. :lol:

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

RedTwo wrote:

Saw a fat bike over Epping this weekend and thought ooh that's looks cool..!!

Then I saw this.. http://www.evanscycles.com/products/spe ... e-ec071187

I thought my normal tyres were expensive.. :lol:

these ones are faster and they recomend to be sold at a pair
http://www.charliethebikemonger.com/sur ... 3629-p.asp
£190 a pair!

I want some faster ones for mine but i do like these ones

RedTwo · **Posts:** 463 **Location:** In my shed

So here we go again...lol

26er rear tyre for a muddy wet Epping.??

bugeye · **Posts:** 740 **Location:** Cake shop

Bonty Mud X .... I've run then on the front too but they tend to ping off roots.... mainly due to them needing a higher pressure than a wider tyre.

bugeye · **Posts:** 740 **Location:** Cake shop

Actually come to think of it I can bring one along on Sunday ( if it's not pouring with rain ) and you can try it out?

Best tyre for Epping?