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Once covered in mud? Yes.
I'd be more worried about changing them because they're crap tyres.
They'll look fine, unless you have a red bike and they clash badly.
No red bike, natural carbon frame, with a few red anodised bits and bobs.
I never really had any problems with them, what would you suggest as a replacement?
I was looking at Nobby Nic Evo 2.1's
here we go with another tyre thread!!
I'd be more worried about changing them because they're crap tyres
+1
and why are they so crap?
[b]What MTB Rating:[/b]
Lightweight yet tough all-season tyre
8/10 Performance 8/10 Value
[b]Review from MBR[/b]
Excellent quality and one of the best do it all tyres
Rating: 9/10
ok,winter tyre
They're not light for an XC tyre @ 580g claimed, often more. If What MTB called them light they are morons IMO. 2.4" Racing Ralphs weigh less.
They're not grippy or big for a heavy tyre either.
Nics would be a good choice, some people seem to find them fragile, never had an issue personally.
Yeah i do agree about the weight I think mine are 616g each.
Mine are hardly worn, but I guess I wont be selling them on the classifieds here then? ๐
They seem to have a large following, just not seen the fuss myself. 616g is positively heavy for a small 2.1" XC tyre, not even 'not light.'
FPC gwok at your service maaammm, coloured tyres just can't be rocking it in any situation... surely? regardless of rims...


