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  • Sorry-tyre question.
  • jonnytheleyther
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    I know it’s been done a million times before. But I’m struggling with how much I need from a tyre. Hopefully someone else has tried something that fits current criteria:

    Criteria is:

    For mud, sand, gravel, tarmac and rocks. Tubeless and cheap. 26″. Cheap.

    I currently have rocket ron/smart sam on but now I’m starting to explore the peaks on heavier ground a little more the sam is up to the heavier ground.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    2 of them
    Minions win everything

    jonnytheleyther
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    They that good? I’ve never had Minions, only Ardent/Ardent Race

    stevied
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    Yep, can’t beat Minion’s for all round use. Maybe stick a 3C on the front if you can..

    mikewsmith
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    At the moment I have minion 3c and ardent 2.4 on the back. I’m. Not an overthinker it helps, though I do think a bit waiting for them….

    fifeandy
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    Minions on tarmac 😯

    Hope the OP has thighs of steel and the lungs of a horse

    jonnytheleyther
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    No I do not. I use the whippet to commute too, only 5 miles a day though.

    Garry_Lager
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    Decathlon do hutchinson and michelin tyres that are decent – doubt you would find cheaper. Not a huge range, but they will have some 26 tubeless ready.

    RobHilton
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    I’ve been impressed with Spesh ground control as good all-rounders. Not even sure they’re meant to be, but after about 10 years of blindly using high rollers it was a +ve change.

    sandwicheater
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    Spesh Purgs are a good all rounder i find and £20 at the mo from some site. Was a PSA on them last week. Hargreaves cycles maybe?

    canopy
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    I’ve been impressed with Spesh ground control as good all-rounders. Not even sure they’re meant to be, but after about 10 years of blindly using high rollers it was a +ve change.

    i’ve got the ground control sport.. really good & cheap. surprised i haven’t punctured the sidewall yet. lasted pretty well so far after installing them in the new year. they’re wearing nicely with the ground conditions 🙂

    next tyre i’m looking for something slightly bigger for this winter. purgatory might be it. so thanks 🙂

    n0b0dy0ftheg0at
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    Landcruisers.

    jonnytheleyther
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    Bloody minefield this! Anyone used rock razors?

    nickc
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    High Rollers are a good all rounder, as are Hans Dampf.

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