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  • Maxxis ardent Vs High Roller
  • racing_ralph
    Free Member

    Anyone know how these compare size wise?

    What is the ardent like in rocky areas? are the sidewalls tough?

    hora
    Free Member

    I love my Ardents. Ride them for most of the year.

    What is the ardent like in rocky areas? are the sidewalls tough

    My sidewalls wear quite rapidly into 'crescents' compared to other tyres.

    18bikes
    Full Member

    get the EXO version of the Ardent – reinforced sidewalls. 20% off em here too…

    🙂

    gamo
    Free Member

    size wise they are roughly the same width but a bit taller!

    hora
    Free Member

    I'd say the High rollers are taller.

    NextDayTyres
    Free Member

    Just did this for a customer asking a similar question ->

    "hi

    I've measured across the knobbles with a ruler, hopefully this will help?

    High Roller 2.5 -> 2.4
    High Roller 2.35 -> 2.2
    Ardent 2.25 -> 2.25
    Ardent 2.4 -> 2.3 "

    gamo
    Free Member

    Heights on stans flow rim 2.35 high roller 54mm ,2.25 ardent 56mm
    bugger all really!

    BadlyWiredDog
    Full Member

    The Ardent 2.25 is appreciably bigger in volume than a High Roller 2.35 ime – they may not be much taller, but there's more of them. Ditto compared to a Minion DHF. They're good in the Peak, grippy rubber compound and much, much faster than a HR, but they do wear relatively quickly and the tread blocks are shallower to start off with. HTH. As far as measurements go, you need to remember that because the tread blocks are shallower to start off with, a greater proportion of that measurement is air volume rather than tread, if that makes sense.

    Side walls are okay in the Peak, somewhere in the middle – not as fragile as, say, a normal RR or NN, but not as tough as some full on rock muncher if that makes sense. They'll go through eventually, but you'll most likely have worn the tread out first unless your lines are terminally rubbish 😉

    All imo as a plodding, very average sort of rider.

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