Fly v.s ODSY

food.lol
i meant good

Fit FAF 2.25s an Animal GLHs both amazing on anything. The glh isn't the best on park but I've never had a problem
Heard odys suck for park
Seen a lot of people run flys at park. Must be good

fafs are only good in 2.25 arent they.

wtp feelin/grippin tyres are good
fly rubens
momentums
aitkens

ive had experience with all of these on park and they are all good what type of ramps wood/meal/concrete maybe i might be able to help you more

Aitkens forever, ive had mine like 6 or so months and they still look perfect

I ride fafs on front and back in 2.10s and their my favorite ive ridin so far second best I think is odyssey and ive ridin fly but there not my favorite.

handlebar-to-face wrote:

Aitkens forever, ive had mine like 6 or so months and they still look perfect

handlebar-to-face wrote:

Aitkens forever, ive had mine like 6 or so months and they still look perfect

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This. Have had mine almost two years.

I am currently running the K-lyte aitken. I bought it when the k-lytes came out and its now turning to garbage. And my fly gets a balled spot if i accidentely squezze on the brakes hard. Are they mad out of some different type of rubber?

I have fly ruban dirt tires......they beat the hell out of my fafs I had.....faf tires are overrated......I didn't find them good at all for high speed fakies

For street and park, ride Momentums, best tire out there in my opinion.

For trails, even though i don't ride trails, I think makes some now trail tires like the Aitken

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

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I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park and street, they are light & roll fast as fuck but Ive washed out a few times with them in concrete bowls and slippery street surfaces. Great for sliders / smoothies but they would be terrible for dirt tho.

I wouldn't buy them again. Have a look at the eclat tires they got some that are specific for trails & park, can't go wrong with that company, one of the best.

Im going to say go with odyssey over fly any day.

Had some ramp eras and rubens and they didn't last me a bit. I don't use brakes of any kind or use the old shoe brakes.
Ride mostly street and the side walls won't last a bit either. Go with some V-Track if you want some nice grip. What type of riding do you do. i see that you ride park but do you need something with low rolling resistance or something really grippy?

Odysseys will over power flys any day, in the end its all in the rider and how good he can handle his bike

loved the aitkens, wear kinda fast though

Aitken streets
Animal tww or glh
Odyssey tires rule

handlebar-to-face wrote:

Aitkens forever, ive had mine like 6 or so months and they still look perfect

handlebar-to-face wrote:

Aitkens forever, ive had mine like 6 or so months and they still look perfect

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Chuck8273 wrote:

This. Have had mine almost two years.

Chuck8273 wrote:

This. Have had mine almost two years.

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I had an Aitken on the back and it lasted 8 months but then again that is longer than any other Tyre I've ever owned. Tyres don't last long at all for me. But it's probably because ride a lot and I ride Concrete Parks half the time, which wears out Tyres fast.

jamiespadina wrote:

Im going to say go with odyssey over fly any day.

Had some ramp eras and rubens and they didn't last me a bit. I don't use ...more

jamiespadina wrote:

Im going to say go with odyssey over fly any day.

Had some ramp eras and rubens and they didn't last me a bit. I don't use brakes of any kind or use the old shoe brakes.
Ride mostly street and the side walls won't last a bit either. Go with some V-Track if you want some nice grip. What type of riding do you do. i see that you ride park but do you need something with low rolling resistance or something really grippy?

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Mainly grip. My aitken definitely has grip but its only a 2.25. Im looking for 2.35's soon. So im trying to figure out wich way to go.

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park ...more

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park and street, they are light & roll fast as fuck but Ive washed out a few times with them in concrete bowls and slippery street surfaces. Great for sliders / smoothies but they would be terrible for dirt tho.

I wouldn't buy them again. Have a look at the eclat tires they got some that are specific for trails & park, can't go wrong with that company, one of the best.

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Was it control that was specific for trails?

AIKENS!!!!

Maybe Machetes????

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

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Yeah it is, the momentum looks like twice the size of an aitken

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park ...more

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park and street, they are light & roll fast as fuck but Ive washed out a few times with them in concrete bowls and slippery street surfaces. Great for sliders / smoothies but they would be terrible for dirt tho.

I wouldn't buy them again. Have a look at the eclat tires they got some that are specific for trails & park, can't go wrong with that company, one of the best.

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ya, eclat is great. Got the escape in back & the command in front, I would do the control in front if my local dirt wasn't so loamy.

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

BRANDON_90 wrote:

Is the 2.35 momentum actually pretty big compared to a 2.25 aitken?

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Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park ...more

Soulrebelrastaman wrote:

I've got demos and they are huge when fully inflated, not sure about the comparison with the aitken tho.
I use then for park and street, they are light & roll fast as fuck but Ive washed out a few times with them in concrete bowls and slippery street surfaces. Great for sliders / smoothies but they would be terrible for dirt tho.

I wouldn't buy them again. Have a look at the eclat tires they got some that are specific for trails & park, can't go wrong with that company, one of the best.

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tremelo wrote:

ya, eclat is great. Got the escape in back & the command in front, I would do the control in front if my local dirt wasn't ...more

tremelo wrote:

ya, eclat is great. Got the escape in back & the command in front, I would do the control in front if my local dirt wasn't so loamy.

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Ok sweet. But any refrence on those machetes>?

Chase hawks or Aaron Ross tires

feeble_to_face wrote:

Chase hawks or Aaron Ross tires

feeble_to_face wrote:

Chase hawks or Aaron Ross tires

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? are you serious. Those ross's are complete shit.

The Machete tires are my favorite at the moment. One of the biggest, definitely bigger then the 2.4 hawks and a lot of other tires on the market.. I've rode and compared Deharts, Stolen, animal, odyssey, fly, united, eastern and demolition.I wasn't happy with the sizes and performance of most. I like the machete best..The 2.35 is also bigger then every brand I listed..Premium has the biggest , I've been on them for years until recently with the Demo.. Dont believe the inflate sizes you see at danscomp and such.. The Machete have a long life with tons of grip on all terrain. I highly recommend them. Only other tire I'm interested in is the 2.4 nightvision fit tires although its a few months until the release. The United Indirect tires are nice as well , had a deep tread for trails.Wish they were wider than advertised. Fly Rubens(any model) are also very good. You're going to hear a lot of different reviews however I'm sure any of the popular brands list will do well.

The Horror Contact wrote:

The Machete tires are my favorite at the moment. One of the biggest, definitely bigger then the 2.4 hawks and a lot of other ...more

The Horror Contact wrote:

The Machete tires are my favorite at the moment. One of the biggest, definitely bigger then the 2.4 hawks and a lot of other tires on the market.. I've rode and compared Deharts, Stolen, animal, odyssey, fly, united, eastern and demolition.I wasn't happy with the sizes and performance of most. I like the machete best..The 2.35 is also bigger then every brand I listed..Premium has the biggest , I've been on them for years until recently with the Demo.. Dont believe the inflate sizes you see at danscomp and such.. The Machete have a long life with tons of grip on all terrain. I highly recommend them. Only other tire I'm interested in is the 2.4 nightvision fit tires although its a few months until the release. The United Indirect tires are nice as well , had a deep tread for trails.Wish they were wider than advertised. Fly Rubens(any model) are also very good. You're going to hear a lot of different reviews however I'm sure any of the popular brands list will do well.

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nice. i might go with machetes then. i love fat ass tires!