They fit cult 2.5s which measure around 2.6 tires. You should be fine

Technique my dude. Work on your technique and hop over bigger and bigger things. You got this

Trek ticket s. It’s a full suspension 26” slope style bike

FAF 2.25 honestly one of the best tires around imo. It’s really like 2.36 when you measure but the tread on it will last forever. Took me a year of hard riding to wear through one in the rear and the front tread stayed perfect. I 100% recommend

Keep riding and hop over everything. You’ll get there man

27.5 is my jam. Made barspins better because I was constantly hurting my knees trying to bar 30”

Good stem. Nothing bad about it. I’d recommend

Whip-tap-bar out

Dude who cares? Are you gay?

New tire def

One sells completes and the other doesn’t

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My r25 forks fit my ak tires with a slight out of true wheel so maybe check out one of my bike checks you could see the clearance

To piggy back on this if you use different length spokes you get different ideal spoke tensions for each spoke. So even if you were to true your wheel wouldn’t be that great because it would be coming out of true all the time

Lightweight

You should check for even spoke tension on drive side and non drive side. Even if a wheel is true but your spikes aren’t even in tension it can cause your wheel to untrue and creak again

You’d be surprised. Big tires are sick