I like the mud x on the back but it's a bit thin up front. Whats a good winter front Tyre.

Blue Groove 2.35 DTC works for me…

What size is a your mud x? 1.8??

I like 2.1 swampthings for XC, still not what you would call large volume though. You could go bigger but for general XC riding there isnt much point.

Had the blue groove on for a winter it was a bit to big bulky. Do they do a swamp thing in 2.2. The mud x is a 2.

swamp thing in 2.3 & 2.5 (although this is supposed to not be much bigger than the 2.3).

Trailraker 2.1 for'd. Mud x down aft.

Its the extra weight in the bigger swampthings, the 2.1's are about 600g, factor the extra drag on the bigger tyre in the mud and I wouldnt want to go there, the 2.1's ofer plenty of grip.

2.1's are getting scarce as they seem to have dropped it..

thinner cuts through the mire better

I need a tyre for mud at 2.2/2.3

Think I'll change out my 2.4 NN for my 2.2 NN and give that a try.

The Bonty Jones ACX comes in a size 2.2 or 2.35 and it has a similar tread pattern to the Mud X.

what about a bigger mud x?
1.8 aft and 2.0 fwd on mine.

I had 2 inch mud x front and back but found it a bit lacking up front on wet roots of which there are lots in the south east, so I stuck a 2.35 st swampthing on which is much better, not as good at cutting through mud obviously but much more confidence inspiring upfront, although Ill probably try a 62a next time, the super tacky is a bit draggy.

I've just replaced a knackered pair of 2.1 Trailrakers with 2.0 Mud X's, same size really.

I'd only go wider on the front if I was using them in my Fox 36's, as the Reba's just don't have the mud-room for any more.

But had to laugh, on the packet they are labelled as 500grams – they both weighed in at 585grams…

I run a mudx on the back and a acx up front like sum.

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do you really weigh things before you put them on 😯

Running 2.35 swampies on my p7 , they weigh a ton but they're good. I don't worry much about needing a thin tyre to cut through mud as 15st works just as well.

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