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Mud tyres or an all rounder?
Not really lots of mud in the lakes it get so much water that washes the trails clean
more rock and gravel so a tyre that suits wet rock would be a good choice .
Summink stickE on.da front
Im in Grasmere got 2.2 spesh pergatory on front and 2.1 maxix advantage rear on both my MTB's 🙂
2 normally there is mud and rock.
Minions 2.35 60a
What mike said, with a dual ply rear to avoid pinches.
Minion 2.35 42a 😉 front ur usual on the back at a higher pressure due to high pinch potential
Minion 2.35 42a 😉 front ur usual on the back at a higher pressure due to high pinch potential
currently running ardent rear, nobby nic front
Yep as mikesmith says,also its worth looking for a front tyre with a good side tread, it helps the bike track properly and is very noticeable on boulder/loose slate type trails.
I use HR60a on the front and ArdentExo on the back.
May look to a 42a HR front and HR60a on the rear for winter.
Not really any requirement for mud tyres, as all the BW's seem to be rivers at the moment. 🙁
29er? (that's what you normally ride?)
Hans Dampf - Trailstar at front, Pacestar rear. Job done.
Nanos all year round on the 29er and Ardents on the full sus
Yea 29er
Something that won't pinch flat (I had four in the space of three rides last week, including both tyres at once on one descent!).
Rubber Queens 2.2 UST black chilli
Give me a shout RD if you ride out of Staveley when you come up.