Im thinking about going tubless, canyou suggest some tires, both tubless, and not, for mammoth and other rocky loose trails
Tires for Mammoth
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Mammoth?
Studded snow tires.
When it dries out, tires with open channels like a highroller, IRC mibro, or a nevegal grab the pumice really well.
Studded snow tires.
When it dries out, tires with open channels like a highroller, IRC mibro, or a nevegal grab the pumice really well.
not really sure what good tires feel like, right now im runningWTB Wierwolfs 2.3 heavy but still good
for somereason i orderd the race tire, and they gave me the TeamFR tires, and damn there heavy, but i like them
for somereason i orderd the race tire, and they gave me the TeamFR tires, and damn there heavy, but i like them
should i get tubless, i have tubless rims, but i have a small ding in one of the rims, would it leak if i get tubless
Why does everyone call them tubless instead of tubeless? 
Your tires have tubs in them? I also ride tigerless tires.
wow thanks alot dillhole:mumble:
dude i think you need to get over it and mind your ow buisness, if you have a sugestion spit it up, or just shut up
not trying to be mean, but cumon man if i wanna ask, i can ask.
dont try to tell me what to do.
you said for me to do my own thang, so im doing, now leave me alone if your going to be a d!ck:angry:
not trying to be mean, but cumon man if i wanna ask, i can ask.
dont try to tell me what to do.
you said for me to do my own thang, so im doing, now leave me alone if your going to be a d!ck:angry:
For low rolling a resistance and good grip, you may want to check out Schwalbe Nobby Nic's. Despite the silly name, the triple compound rubber works very well on any terrain and. Also, the tire is available in many different sizes and types, depending on your bike setup and riding style.