To quote:
"I'm a progressive nob guy but progressive knob designs are not for all users. I know tons of people that like the feel of the Kenda Nevegal – more linear. That tyre is grip/slip."
"A progressive tyre is one with a float zone before you reach the edge. These tyres don't hold your hand when getting to the edge. It is an investment to find the edge of a progressive knob tyre, they slip to grip. When you get it you won't wanna stop getting it."
Can anyone shed any light on this? Does it mean that certain tyres/tread patterns slide? I understand (I think) that Nevegals provide grip but under hard cornering for example will eventually lose grip and slide/slip out. But don't all tyres do that??
What current tyres have progressive tread patterns?
Help!