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  • Good all rounder 29er Tyre
  • GDRS
    Full Member

    Opinions please. Speedkings are now turning to mud dohnuts on the north downs…….so what’s the view for a good all rounder / set up.

    Singlespeed sillyness needs to be taken into account. It really does.

    Cheers

    weeksy
    Full Member

    Bonty Mud-X.

    They’re only 600gr so despite the nobblies, work well on drier trails and even on the road. And of course, they’re great in the mud.

    pete68
    Free Member

    maxxis beavers. lighter and roll nicer than the mud x.

    Paceman
    Free Member

    Maxxis Beavers. Lighter and roll nicer than the Mud X.

    +1 agree with this

    rootes1
    Full Member

    finding Specialized GCs good allrounders

    Clobber
    Free Member

    hans dampf

    bikebouy
    Free Member

    HansDampfs are a bit heavy, something like 850g’s each.. Good tyres and dig in well but again @2.35’s they’re a bit on the wide side too.
    I have them on my 29erSS and used them about 6 times but think they’re a bit heavy.

    Maxis Beavers look an option, just finding out where I can get hold of them locally.

    mcboo
    Free Member

    Beavers are terrific but some people (me) had a hard time getting them up tubeless. Mud-X cover all the bases, maybe pair with a Nic or your regular tyre of choice on the front.

    Clobber
    Free Member

    just not enough volume in a mud-x, beaver are better but i had trouble getting mine up tubeless. Had to put a tube in and leave it for a couple of days followed by a compressor… Sealed nicely once in the bead though.

    stevexc
    Free Member

    Another vote for Specialized Ground Controls (the Control version, not the S-Works). Great all rounder. Maybe not quite as good in really muddy conditions as the Mud-X but better everywhere else.

    ssboggy
    Full Member

    Maxxis Beavers are good but the sidewalls are a bit fragile if you ride in rocky areas, i’ve just put a pair of On One Smorgasbords onto the singlespeed and am quite impressed. They are a bit heavy but grip well in mud and soft conditions

    pete68
    Free Member

    I also struggled to get the beavers up tubeless. so i made one of those coke bottle compressors and once up stayed up.

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