I’m running Hetres and am very pleased.
> On Nov 6, 2018, at 5:05 PM, M G wrote:
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> We have WTB horizons, with tubes - over 2k miles on them, still lots of
> tread. They have good suspension [even w tubes] and are quite fast. Lots of
> gravel and rutted Western Massachusetts roads, did D2R2
We have WTB horizons, with tubes - over 2k miles on them, still lots of
tread. They have good suspension [even w tubes] and are quite fast. Lots
of gravel and rutted Western Massachusetts roads, did D2R2 in the rain, so
far, no flats. Combined team is 330 lbs, plus bike, plus lots of pannier
Just came back from 15 miles on our G-mail clad HHH... Love the tires, also
running them on a Clementine and the 29er version on a Jones Plus. Strongly
recommended. On the HHH him running them tubed on cliffhangers though the
Clementine has tubeless in cliffhangers... Both work fine.
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You
We have Maxxis ReFuse 2" on our HHH. Have been quite pleased with their ride
quality.
Only road riding for us, but there are plenty of rough patches in the
Jerycity/NYC area, which they roll over with ease.
Enjoy the new HHH. It is such a great bike!!
Josh in Jersy City
On Sunday,
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 12:20:24 PM UTC-5, Randy Franks wrote:
> Has anybody ridden Schwalbe G-One tires? Either the all arounders or the
> “bite” model? I was thinking 2” Big Bens initially. But these something with
> a little tread might be nice. Any other real world recommendations and
We've got the 2.35" G-ones set up tubeless on Cliffhangers, it's a great
option for the HHH and beyond.
-Kai
BKNY
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 12:20:24 PM UTC-5, Randy Franks wrote:
>
> Has anybody ridden Schwalbe G-One tires? Either the all arounders or the
> “bite” model? I was thinking 2”
