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  • jacobs ladder – which tyres
  • roughneck
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    Going to the peak district tomorrow, not been before on my bike. Which tyre? I've got 2.0 mud x on the back and 2.2 NN on the front. Just taken my 2.35 swampthing off the front, good move!!

    twang
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    Bad, put it back on. Mud X a bit too small for Jacobs rock fest…unless you're going up?

    RopeyReignRider
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    agreed. You need something with decent volume and strongish side walls, unless you enjoy pinch punctures . . .

    knott4me
    Free Member

    swap them over half way 🙂

    goog
    Free Member

    2.5 rollers

    M6TTF
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    Do people really worry about tyres that much?? Just go and enjoy yourself

    Daffy
    Full Member

    If you can get this on and keep it moving, you've got a chance of clearing it.

    warton
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    jesus. just ride your bike.

    matthew_h
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    Maxxis are just about to bring out a new tyre called the Jacob which has been designed specifically for the type of riding in the Peak District. I'm pretty excited by it as it sounds perfect.

    Vortexracing
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    if Maxxis are bringing one out for Jacobs then i'm sure it will be a 'cracker'

    sorry, i'll get me coat

    GavinB
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    Does this get the 'troll of the month' award?

    I'm assuming the OP has seen the pics of the guys who rode Jacobs, Rushup etc at the weekend? There's about a foot of snow up there!

    roughneck
    Free Member

    like it!

    roughneck
    Free Member

    what are the conditions like there?

    RopeyReignRider
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    yeah tis a good point – we tried to ride cut gate last week and managed about a mile before hitting four foot snow drifts . .

    GavinB
    Full Member

    I admire your plans (as they were the same as our group last Saturday), don't get me wrong.

    On the drive over from the west, I drove past the bottom of Rushup/Pennine Bridleway and saw there was 4 ft drifts with no rock in sight (at all), so abandoned that plan and rode around Lockerbrook/Fairholmes area which was great fun, and all rideable.

    There's still a LOT of snow on the high ground in the Peak!

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