Anyone running one?

Can’t find any feedback

£70 is a bit steep though

Tried one – it works in mud unlike any others I’ve tried.

You gets what you pay for.

I got the 26″ ones when they first came out – they last really well, as all Surly tyres seem to do. In fact I’ve just put together a bike based on these tyres. They work well in most conditions I’ve tried and will remain on as a result. 27 tpi rear (cheaper) and 120tpi front (more supple) are my preferred combo. I will never buy narrower again.

I don’t think it will work on a Stooge though?

What’s the alternative?

Present conditions are as bad as they get mud wise. The Vee Fatty front and NN 3″ rear both struggled today

Mind you, cold (= dry) snap forecasted, and Spring is round the corner (!)

just been out in a total slopfest with one on the front today, i’d say its about as good a front tyre as you’ll get for the front of the Stooge in these conditions

I’ve been happy with my Spesh purgatory
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/what-275-plus-tyres-for-wintermud

Jonestown – mine was tongue in cheek 😉

I’ll see how the weather looks over the coming week and then decide

You never know, winter may finally arrive

I thought CTBM was selling the 27.5 x3″

Now I can’t find them on sale anywhere…??

bump for the evening crew

In real mud I’ve not been amazed with the DW in 29+ flavour. I rode with some guys on CX bikes recently in real muddy conditions and they were doing the classic cutting through and finding traction while I was slithering around on the top. I keen meaning to try some Maxxis Shortys I have on wide rims. I reckon they could provide a bit more cut through while still giving the cushioning of a big tyre.

Finding the 27+ Bomboloni very good all-rounder. Still has a bit of a skating on the surface feel in really goopy stuff but nice and predictable.

So where can the DW be bought from, and for that matter the Bombolino?

Sam (above^) will sell you bomboloni’s

CTBM just advertised the Dirt Wizards in an email flyer thing.

Thanks for that

Strewth – CTBM £75