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  • I wish Maxxis would make 2.25 lust aDvantages
  • SOAP
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    That’s it.
    Do you think they will listen.

    Coyote
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    It’s important to have a dream.

    argoose
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    aDvantages my tyre of choice too.

    Northwind
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    Aye, really good tyre but they’re a wee bit hefty for the normal foldy one.

    argoose
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    On my HT the grip and volume out way weight.
    Still in the light = fragile camp I’m afraid

    excitable1
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    UST Advantage at the back, UST Ardent up front = Perfect combination
    UST Advatage front and back = Near death

    I know why you want the 2.25 Advantage.

    SOAP
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    ^ advantage front ardent rear all day long my friend. Crossmark rear for the summer week.

    nuke
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    Nah…Ignitor front, Advantage rear = Perfect combination

    This could go on and on and on and on…

    Swayndo
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    I had a pair of folding 2.25s after they came out. First ride out on the Arkle Loop I tore a sidewall on the rear at the head of Glen Golly but managed a bodge which saw me out. Was lucky in such a remote location. The bit of track it happened on isn’t that rough and I was climbing at the time.

    Decided then they were too flimsy for rear use, but maintained one on the front and kept it on the bike for a few weeks, but found it burped a few times and I lost confidence in it … the tread wasn’t great for a front tyre either.

    I imagine if the sturdy Crossmark 2.25 LUST carcass was on the tyre it would be fine on the rear, but really I can’t see a single reason to choose this over (for example) a Crossmark, HR or Ardent. It doesn’t do anything particularly well IMO.

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