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So, my local rides generally consist of grass, mud, hardpack, gravel, roots, some non-pointy rocks, very worn, steep pave, road, steps etc.
What relatively fast rolling tyres for all of the above? 
bf goodrich All terrains mk2
Tioga Comp II 😉
Tufo Cubus 35mm tubs.
Oh, I forgot to say: Sensible suggestions only please.
Sensible suggestions only please.
Wrong forum. 😉
Tufo's are a bloomin' good tyre I'll have you know!!It's what I run.....on my cx.
If you can't be bothered being more specific then you deserve death by pendants(sic) 😉
Smoke and dart
Erm this IS a mountain biking forum isn't is? Therefore, I think it would be safe to assume that the tyres would be for a mountain bike, unusual concept I know 🙄
More specific you say? Ok, it's for a Rocky Mountain hardtail (size - L), based in West Sussex, I'm 37 years of age, waist 32, weight approx. 72kg, the bike has wheels, handlebars, disc brakes etc, oh... and I will use the tyres for fitting to the wheels and cycling, preferably forwards, and occasionally sideways, sometimes along the flat, sometimes down hills, and sometimes up hills too.
Big Fat Larry seems the obvious choice.
🙂
Conti Verts
[i] grass, mud, hardpack, gravel, roots, some non-pointy rocks, very worn, steep pave, road, steps[/i]
Try to get some all-rounders for that.
Take a few sets of tyres with you and change when necessasy.
mikey74 - Member
Erm this IS a mountain biking forum isn't is? Therefore, I think it would be safe to assume that the tyres would be for a mountain bike, unusual concept I know 🙄
smoke and dart [b]are[/b] mountainbike tyres!
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Yeah, I wasn't referring to your post RD. Thanks for the suggestion. I think you snuck in there while I was ranting 😉
Avon Traction mileage, 600x16 old school;-)
Conti vert on the front vert Mk on the back.
Rocket Ron