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  • UST tyre recommendation for autumn through to winter
  • withersea
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    Taking the plunge into UST wheels and looking for a recommendation of tyre and where to buy.

    Mostly xc riding, but like a lot of side grip for descents

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    I've just bought a bontrager mud-x that's "tubeless ready" – think that means it's up to the job, but needs jizz ?

    scruff
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    Do you want UST tyre or Tubeless ready?

    Last Winter I used 2.2 Bonty ACX TLR and was very happy with then as all rounders (with Jizz).

    UST its got to be Maxxis High Rollers but its hard to get them in non-LUST and not-70a now.

    njee20
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    Mud-X is a cracking tyre in the wet. Nobby Nic if it's drier.

    withersea
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    tubeless ready – UST- not sure? Have just bought a trek and the wheels are tubeless ready (assumed this meant UST) help!

    scruff
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    fuzzhead
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    rubber queen

    scruff
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    Whats the sidewall like on Conti UST Rubber Queens- Tough enough or standard (in)conti pants?

    withersea
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    scruff many thanks excellent link

    fuzzhead
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    a lot tougher than standard conti sidewalls – have an "apex sidewall" or something…a bit like the protection sidewall but more so

    UK-FLATLANDER
    Full Member

    Another vote for Mud-X plus sealant, great tyre.

    Chalkyslide
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    Just binned some Nobbynics and replaced with Specialized 2bliss control tyres. The 2bliss are half the price and no real noticeable change in grip/weight imo. Not sure how they'll cope in winter but have Trailrakers for when it gets muddy.

    RealMan
    Free Member

    another vote for conti rubber queens. tough sidewalls, good grip.

    househusband
    Full Member

    Whats the sidewall like on Conti UST Rubber Queens- Tough enough or standard (in)conti pants?

    Superb tyre. Very confidence inspiring and very robust; run a 2.2" RQ at the front and a Geax Saguaro TNT at the rear.

    ginsterdrz
    Free Member

    Maxxis Highrollers and Stans.

    Don't bother with the LUST ones.

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