I would try some of the other knobby-ish options as well - Terrene Ellwoods,
WTB Byways or Resolutes, Vee speedsters.
-J
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I have a green canti Sam set up with Alba’s and 38mm Paselas that I rode all
throughout Golden Gate Park after I got it. It definitely felt like
“underbiking” at some points, but I had trouble discerning whether that was due
to my set up or to my poor trail skills :) . Either way, I had a
Neil, I love Compass’ knobbies on my off-roadish Quickbeam and they handle
pavement as well as ThunderBurts.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Salsa vaya ;)
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I've always loved riding my Sam in the dirt, and regularly 'underbike' my
Sam and my Surly commuter through all manner of trail. Love it.
But a big mixed-terrain ride a few weeks back got me thinking about a more
dirt-capable build. Roman's bike also serves as fodder for the idea:
Really,
