So, my local rides generally consist of grass, mud, hardpack, gravel, roots, some non-pointy rocks, very worn, steep pave, road, steps etc.

What relatively fast rolling tyres for all of the above?

bf goodrich All terrains mk2

Tioga Comp II 😉

Tufo Cubus 35mm tubs.

Oh, I forgot to say: Sensible suggestions only please.

Sensible suggestions only please.

Wrong forum. 😉

Tufo’s are a bloomin’ good tyre I’ll have you know!!It’s what I run…..on my cx.
If you can’t be bothered being more specific then you deserve death by pendants(sic) 😉

Smoke and dart

Erm this IS a mountain biking forum isn’t is? Therefore, I think it would be safe to assume that the tyres would be for a mountain bike, unusual concept I know 🙄

More specific you say? Ok, it’s for a Rocky Mountain hardtail (size – L), based in West Sussex, I’m 37 years of age, waist 32, weight approx. 72kg, the bike has wheels, handlebars, disc brakes etc, oh… and I will use the tyres for fitting to the wheels and cycling, preferably forwards, and occasionally sideways, sometimes along the flat, sometimes down hills, and sometimes up hills too.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXJefJOU5OE[/video]

Big Fat Larry seems the obvious choice.

🙂

Conti Verts

grass, mud, hardpack, gravel, roots, some non-pointy rocks, very worn, steep pave, road, steps

Try to get some all-rounders for that.

Take a few sets of tyres with you and change when necessasy.

mikey74 – Member
Erm this IS a mountain biking forum isn’t is? Therefore, I think it would be safe to assume that the tyres would be for a mountain bike, unusual concept I know 🙄

smoke and dart are mountainbike tyres!

Yeah, I wasn’t referring to your post RD. Thanks for the suggestion. I think you snuck in there while I was ranting 😉

Avon Traction mileage, 600×16 old school;-)

Conti vert on the front vert Mk on the back.

Rocket Ron