Never ridden one, but I got the impression that trail centres managed so that the terrain shouldnt get horrendously muddy. Therefore a good all-purpose tyre would do the job, e.g. Maxxis High-Roller (or other medium-tread Maxxis), Kenda Nevegal or Schwalbe Nobby Nic.
You dont know what tyres you want and ask us for advice – what next do you wnat me to pick your shoes for you?
All tyres will work to some degree what do you prefer fast, grippy, sticky etc you decide.
These are largely personal choices. hence the pi55 taking
It helps if you're less specific,more vague and give fewer details.AKA "What would you recomend for a general all round bike which will only be used for biking and is good".
Or…ask a poorly thought out and badly phrased question and you get what you deserve.
Assuming that most trail centres are generally mud free and rocky i would look at something fast rolling with good volume. 2.35 maxxis High Rollers? at the front, somehting like a Small Block-8 out back perhaps?
Thanks for the good tips from some of you guys. The top of my list was High rollers before posting but i might give the point and shot a try…. you know be a little different.
The post was left a little vague on purpose to see what muppets would also post stupid waste of time comments, which are normally posted by back seat riders, How's the saying go……all the Kit still ****.
The post was left a little vague on purpose to see what muppets would also post stupid waste of time comments, which are normally posted by back seat riders, How's the saying go……all the Kit still ****.
The post was left a little vague on purpose to see what muppets would also post stupid waste of time comments, which are normally posted by back seat riders, How's the saying go……all the Kit still ****.
1. post question which comes up at least 3 times a week
2. get stupid responses
3. pretend to be trolling with a purposely 'vague question'
4. ???
5. profit
You might have touched a nerve there with some people sticky LOL. If you can get some old Specialized fast track pro kevlar tyres they are not too bad, fast, reasonably grippy and cheap!
Ridden with to many riders on verts that have had to pay silly money for spare tubes. 4 spares they had all used up….. i made a nice bit of cash though.