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

Built up a set of Flow ex 29er's for a buddy and I'm not that knowledgable on 29" tyres, not too bothered about going tubless yet but might do in the future.
Main concern is budget..££ the cheaper the better.. :lol:

Looking for general allround trail tyre not too burly with good rolling..??
Any advice / recommendations.??
Cheers

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

Rear

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/wtb- ... prod128381

Front

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/wtb- ... prod128382

Been good all year round,

I use the tripple compounds but good tread patterns

Jgtr · **Posts:** 66

Specialized Ground Control front and rear, or go for grippier purgatory up front, £20 each, you get £5 off ordering from Tredz.

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

I thought about it after, I have loads of tyres in the cave you can look at, not one for charging loads for part worns

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

@VW-surfbum, Really appreciate the offer to have a dig in your cave of spares. :thumbup:

If they were for me I'd probably buy all you've got.. :lol:

But because these are being built for someone else I'm going for new tyres to match the new wheelset.

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

Coolio no worries

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hype1980 · **Posts:** 6

I have specialized butcher control (front) and purgatory control (rear), i'm pretty happy with them. You can use inner tubes with them but really easy to convert to tubeless.

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

Cheers guy's for the input. :thumbup:

Went with Conti X-Kings Protection 2.4's in the end..

VW-surfbum · **Posts:** 5060

Nice fast tyres them, good in most conditions up to deep mud.

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