It's suppose to rain cats and freakin dogs for a week and a half. Then I have a race and I know its going to be muddy as sh!t.
Anyway, on with why I made this post. Back in the day Continental made a tire called the survivor pro. Knobby as hell with giant spaces between knobs. Would grip on anything but mud wouldn't stick to it. Apparently they have discontinued what I thought was perfection for a bad conditions. Now that make some futuristic looking bullsh!t called "the Edge". Anyone used this tire? Is it any good? Is there anything better or equal that doesn't cost $50 a tire? Don't post anything that doesn't shed mud cuz the ground here is clay and wet clay on a tire that doesn't shed well slowly turns a wheel into a 26"/12lb mud bagel.
All I can find is the Continental Edge or the Hutchinson Spider or the Kenda king of traction which is $55 (only going to use these tires once-twice a year). ANyway, Edge and Spider both look ok but not what Survivor Pro use to be (pictured).
Anyway, on with why I made this post. Back in the day Continental made a tire called the survivor pro. Knobby as hell with giant spaces between knobs. Would grip on anything but mud wouldn't stick to it. Apparently they have discontinued what I thought was perfection for a bad conditions. Now that make some futuristic looking bullsh!t called "the Edge". Anyone used this tire? Is it any good? Is there anything better or equal that doesn't cost $50 a tire? Don't post anything that doesn't shed mud cuz the ground here is clay and wet clay on a tire that doesn't shed well slowly turns a wheel into a 26"/12lb mud bagel.
All I can find is the Continental Edge or the Hutchinson Spider or the Kenda king of traction which is $55 (only going to use these tires once-twice a year). ANyway, Edge and Spider both look ok but not what Survivor Pro use to be (pictured).
