I've been doing some looking and I really can't find any tires to go with, I recently look at the odyssey Ross v2... Thoughts, what are you running?
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Demolition Momentums until recently, I have Primo WLT tires. They've been good so far.
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I'm currently running a fit faf on the back and s&m mainline on the front. The mainline reminds me of the old primo dirtmonster so I like it. I had a pair of faf's before. Pretty simple tyres, they do the job.
It depends what you ride and what tyres you prefer really
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grumpySteve wrote:I'm currently running a fit faf on the back and s&m mainline on the front. The mainline reminds me of the old primo ...more
Well I ride street and park, I was looking at the demolition momentum, what about the Maxxis grifter?
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grumpySteve wrote:I'm currently running a fit faf on the back and s&m mainline on the front. The mainline reminds me of the old primo ...more
Same , but a Speedball upfront . It's a good combo .
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If you grind a lot, and hit rough stuff, look into a different tire, the sidewalls are thinner and rough stuff eats them.
If you are like me and would rather manny a ledge than grind it, then they are decent.
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Both my tyres are 2.10, the mainline coming up bigger as it's knobbly. I only really ride street and prefer a knobbly on the front for some reason, less traction when doing sliders probably as I do them a lot. I'm also not a huge fan of wide tyres, they feel too slow and clumsy to me
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BSD donnasqueak's are my favorites, the main thing : the grip is perfect, and the tyre is durable, resist to grinds, puncture and stuffs, plus they look cool and are avaiable in lots of colors.
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Vans cult tires they are for every thing streets, skateparks, rails and ledges they are very good i'm running the 2.20 they are very good
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grumpySteve wrote:I'm currently running a fit faf on the back and s&m mainline on the front. The mainline reminds me of the old primo ...more
Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Same , but a Speedball upfront . It's a good combo .
That's nearly my setup, except for the back.
I run a S&M Mainline 2.425 in the front and a Kink Lyra 2.3+ in the rear, which is pretty similar to a Fit FAF. I say + because it's quite big for a 2.3, nearly the same size as the mainlines, give or take a few millimeters.
I find it a nice combination, but I think that I might change to a full 2.3 despite my love of a 2.4 in the front-I just love those kink lyras. They have a funny square feel to them and connect as well as the S&Ms...
How do the FAFs fare?
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