Fat Franks are great tires, like a Very Big Apple. But their tread isn't
knobby enough for sloppy surfaces; they're great gravel or dry dirt tires.
For a Schwalbe knobby, the Smart Sam looks like a winner. Available in 55
and 60 mm widths in 559/26 diameter.
Schwalbe's Nobby Nic looks a little
The Fat Franks are not knobbies but they look so fun
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 1:53 PM, mikel66...@juno.com mikel66...@juno.com
wrote:
i dont know if i would go full knobby or slick in the middle with knobs on
the side.
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i dont know if i would go full knobby or slick in the middle with knobs on the
side.
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If you were putting knobbies on an Atlantis, for mixed terrain fun,
what tire would you pick?
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My $.02:
Thunder Burts are really fast on road, and have a good edge profile for
dirt. They wear quickly though.
They have a flat profile, so dig in really well in the dirt, but feel a bit
sketchy at high speed road cornering. LIke 'em a lot and very happy with
them in 650B size!
I've never
Anne - I put RockRoads on my AHH and loved them for road (they had a pleasing
whooshing sound) and dirt and sand ( though in limited amts). Gave up on them
because of not being able to solve fender issues. I live in Portland!!
Then I got the Continental Cyclecross speed tire- it has a file tread
I have Maxxis Holy Rollers on mine. I got a good deal on a pair of used ones
and I like the way they look. I'm a knobby novice, but admit they roll better
on pavement than I expected.
Chris Johnson
Sanger, Texas
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