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Boring I know. I'm looking for some lighter tyres. Non ust. I want something I can ride most of the year on. I currently use panny fire xc on the ht and maxxis advantage on my fs. Recommend away.
Maxxis Ignitors are very good all rounders.
ok i'll have a look cheers
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If you want something thin-ish, a 2.0 Bontrager Mud X could be a good choice.
If you wanted them a bit wider, perhaps the Continental Mountain King 2.2 Protection.
Both fast, light and versatile.
Nobby Nick front, Racing Ralph rear. Surprisingly grippy given the low tread depth. I have been running Racing Ralphs on my 29er all winter (although they are not ideal mud tyres I'd be the first to admit)
h-h-h-h-high rollers!
Bontrager Mud X 2" Tubeless Ready (Though take tubes easily) = 550g. A racey mud tyre that seem to corner nicely.
The only issue I have with mine is their volume in the rougher stuff/when attempting drops
Bontrager ACX 2.2" folding (theres also a lighter sub 500g 2.1" verison) = 565g (I think) are a similar tread to the mud X, but stighlty harder compound. The only issue being when really pushing it on trail centre bermy corners they can start to slide a little, and not as good in slop as the MudX's
Kenda Nevegal DTC 2.1" folding = 630g or so, seem good at everything, but not super-duper (not had them long though). It could be that they're like good suspension is meant to be, that you don't notice them they're that good? (Not as good as the Mud X in slop though)
Else (I've not used them) 2.1" High rollers in a 62a compound is sib 500g I think and should corner and clear very well, and roll quite well
another vote for ignitors (29er) all year round from me.