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  • life span of maxis high roller
  • nobbyq
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    ok i understand that it all depends on usage etc , but how long do they generally keep performance up ? thx

    Ming the Merciless
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    Ruined mine in 300 miles of South Downs, Wales and Dartmoor, outside edge knobbles falling off. Maxxis wouldn’t entertain warranty claim as I’d been riding it at 20-25psi which is too low apparently. Currrently got a Bonty SE5 which I’m running in the same pressure window and it’s faster rolling, grippier and no sign of knobbles falling off yet.

    Pawsy_Bear
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    you got the tacky version – that sounds about right. I tried them and they wear out quickly. Not intended for general use unless you have deep pockets IMHO. I use the other compound its fine.

    They are my go to tyre year round. I run mine at 20 psi – lower in winter 😉

    nobbyq
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    I’ve been using mine for 18 months (looks fine just worn bit ) and going to alps in 2 weeks , so was thinking chuck a new one on ,will give more grip /better performance ?

    parkesie
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    Standard one lasts ok on the rear on the front I’ve retired one because of the shear number of holes in it. Just put a 3c on the front to see how that performs.

    JonEdwards
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    3C – not very long. The soft side knobbles wear rapidly, but the hard centre knobs don’t so you’re left with a tyre that looks like its in really good nick, but you can’t corner for poop on.

    (just back from a session at a damp & slimy Wharncliffe – newish Spesh Slaughter semislick on the back had more grip than a 6 month old Minion 3C on the front. Not ideal.)

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