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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
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    New Jersey
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    I too have a Titus racer X with Kenda Nevegal tires. I live in the NE, and I really like them. The DH has them also and likes them.

  2. #2
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    Mar 2006
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    Victoria BC
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    I'm currently using Maxxis MoFo XC's. I've read some poor 'reviews' on MTBR about them, but I find them great tires for general XC and downhill riding on loose gravel/roots 'n rocks, and excellent in mud conditions. My last pair were Kenda Koyote's, which were probably the best MTB tire I've ever used. No longer available, I'm afraid.
    All vintage, all the time.
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  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jan 2006
    Location
    Perth, Western Australia
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    I have tried a lot of different tyres out over the last couple of years. Where I live we have a lot of different types of track, from really loose pea gravel (which is like riding on marbles) boggy track, to your hard compact track, to your slippery rooty muddy track.

    Each type of track really does require a different set of tyres.

    For the gravelly sandy tracks I primarily use Hutchinson pythons, but if the corners are really sketchy I put a Hutchinson Scorpion on the front just for a little more control.

    For the hard compact tracks I love my Schwalbe Racing Ralphs.

    Then for the muddy tracks I like the Michelin XCR Mud tyre.

  4. #4
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    Jun 2005
    Location
    UK
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    We also have a bit of everything - very rocky (usually wet), greasy limestone, roots, sandy/gritty tracks, mud, wheel sucking bog... As we can encounter all that in a single ride I use all round tyres and only change them when they wear out. Have used Panaracer Fire XC Pro 2.1 for the last couple of years ok but have recently bought a Kenda Blue Groove/Nevegal combination which I am really loving and think they are better all round than the Panaracers. Both the Panaracer and Kenda tyres are crap in deep claggy mud but there isn't much of that around here.

  5. #5
    Join Date
    Aug 2006
    Location
    Vermont
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    114

    East Coast, here.

    Roots, rocks, slime....etc.... The FUN mountain bike terrain!

    I use IRC Mythos MTB tire - it seems to give me a lot more traction than I had with my other tires, so they are now my favorites!
    The best rides are the ones where you bite off much more than you can chew--and live through it.

  6. #6
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
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    407
    This year I've exclusively raced on Kenda Karma's (tubeless tire with stans sealant). They are great. I went from April until now with no flats (knock on wood). They preform well in dry conditions. They are o.k. in mud (not great), but they do shed mud well in awful conditions. I'll probably race on them again in 2007.
    Just keep pedaling.

  7. #7
    Join Date
    Dec 2004
    Location
    Fort Collins, Colorado
    Posts
    257

    Mine are

    Kenda Nevegal. So far so good.

    Riding in mud best to avoid around here. My Racer X can't handle much mud, but the tires seem ok in the mud.

    Rocky Mountain/Moab riding.

    sarah

 

 

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