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  • Purgatory 2.3 – Rim Poll
  • iainc
    Full Member

    Curious after yesterdays thread.

    So I’ll start :

    mavic 719’s and tubes

    MartynS
    Full Member

    719 and tubeless.

    shredder
    Free Member

    B.O.R XMD 388
    Tubeless

    colournoise
    Full Member

    Flow and tubeless.

    alandavidpetrie79
    Free Member

    Flows & tubes.

    cnud
    Free Member

    Flow Ex Tubeless

    Nobeerinthefridge
    Free Member

    819 tubeless.

    steve_b77
    Free Member

    Crest & tubeless – big one though

    Simon
    Full Member

    DT ex500 tubeless.
    But also using an Eskar(which is bigger) tubeless on an XM719, no burps or noticeable tyre roll.

    iainc
    Full Member

    as an aside, in what dimension is an 819 bigger than a 719 ?

    Interesting replies so far, keep ’em coming !

    monkeyninja
    Free Member

    Wtb i23 tubeless

    akira
    Full Member

    Spank spike 35 and tubeless, come up huge.

    sv
    Full Member

    Flow & tubeless.

    richen987
    Free Member

    Easton EA70 XCT & Tubeless

    MarkLG
    Free Member

    Tubeless on Easton havoc UST (23mm).

    819 is the UST tubeless version of the 719 – it’s the same width.

    PJM1974
    Free Member

    719s tubeless here – on both my FS bikes.

    Bike one has Conti Rubber Queens. I’m Purgatory curious, so this thread is relevant to me.

    Bike two has Spesh Storm / Captain.

    Stevelol
    Free Member

    Is anyone running a butcher front, purgatory rear? Is this a good idea?

    jameso
    Full Member

    P35 tubeless. 29″ 2.2 and 2.3 Purgs (look about the same casing size to me).

    They’re not quite as big as some suggest, a step down from an Ardent 2.4 and a bit smaller than a 2.2 RQ, so about right for the listed size. Great wet-weather all rounders.

    wilko1999
    Free Member

    Yes, butcher front, purgatory rear on Arch Exs tubeless. Amazingly grippy and relatively fast-rolling set-up for most conditions. Although the butcher isn’t as bulbous as the purgatory if you like your front bigger than your rear 😀

    orangewinger
    Free Member

    Butcher front, Purg rear on Mavic Crossrides, ghetto tubeless using Gorilla tape.

    warns74
    Free Member

    Although the butcher isn’t as bulbous as the purgatory if you like your front bigger than your rear

    wilko99 – Am considering the butcher/purg combo (both 2.3), but interested in your comment on sizing, are you saying the equivalent butcher comes up a little smaller than the purg, by how much would you say?

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    719. tubeless.

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Rear on Traversee EL and tubeless. (and a 2.35 Nevegal on the front).

    Personally I suspect that if people didn’t know they had narrow rims, most wouldn’t notice any tyre roll… Maybe we should blind test this and run around swapping wheels on people 😉

    sprocker
    Free Member

    Tubeless purg on rear and butcher on front. Cross trail wheels impressed so far maybe a bit of roll on purg but on rear and does not bother me. Butcher is v good IMHO and paid 52 quid for the pair not far off 1 maxxis

    philwarren11
    Free Member

    Butcher and purg with tubes on roval traverse on my 13 stumpy evo. Stock setup basically.

    wilko1999
    Free Member

    Hard to quantify without having the bike in front of me. Maybe a couple of mm across the widest part of the tread? Not sure on height. I’m going to have to check now, just out of sad curiosity 🙂

    chiefgrooveguru
    Full Member

    Butcher vs Purgatory:

    http://www.reifenbreiten-datenbank.de/reifen-Specialized-Butcher-26×2.30.html

    http://www.reifenbreiten-datenbank.de/reifen-Specialized-Purgatory-26×2.20.html

    (The Purgatory 2.3 is on the same size carcass as the old 2.2 version – marketing! 😉 )

    stcolin
    Free Member

    Superstar EVO’s, EN321’s, tubes, Minion/HR.

    godzilla
    Free Member

    Perg & flow ex with tubes, no probs.

    bigjim
    Full Member

    Arch, tubeless

    Is anyone running a butcher front, purgatory rear? Is this a good idea?

    Yes. Yes.

    If this is in relation to tyres rolling on rims, my feeling is it is a side effect of tubeless – there is less there to be solid. Someone posted a video of their tyre rolling around on tubeless recently, mine aren’t that bad but it is noticeable, more so on low speed techy stuff where balance is more important. my Arch rims are relatively narrow though.

    acidchunks
    Full Member

    front, purg 2.2 on 721
    Rear, eskar2 2.3 on 721

    Both tubed, no issues.

    steve_b77
    Free Member

    And the award for not reading the op goes to…

    st colin – Member
    Superstar EVO’s, EN321’s, tubes, Minion/HR

    plyphon
    Free Member

    My 717’s are looking to be a bit thin 😆

    mboy
    Free Member

    Purgatory 2.3 on Pacenti TL28, currently tubed cos I’ve been too lazy to set it up tubeless!

    Nice profile to the tyre though, and grips very well!

    Gotama
    Free Member

    Tubeless on flow and P35. Might try stretching it across a dually at some point.

    MarkLG
    Free Member

    I got a pair of Purgs because the front Butchers weren’t available at the time. More than happy with them, but just ordered a Butcher to go on the front out of curiosity more than anything else.

    SOAP
    Free Member

    Mavic 317s tubeless with insulation tape and tubed valves.
    with Stan’s fluid.
    Flows tubeless with fluid.
    Both inflated with a joe blow first time.
    Bloody great tyres!

    bammy
    Free Member

    WTB Frequency I-25 Rim 29″ 2012 Purgatory F & R tubless

    olderigetfasteriwas
    Free Member

    Purgatory 2.3 front, Captain 2.2 rear, on crests.
    (No noticable difference in size between the two BTW.)

    Sorry, forgot: Tubeless.

    creedy
    Free Member

    ARCH EX tubeless.
    Purg 2.3 front(new) purg 2.2 back(old)
    The new 2.3 seems to come up massive compared to the rear. Great grip no roll or burps. run at 28psi +-

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