Get the 2.4 3C for the front. You'll appreciate it.
However many are in a shit ton.
2.4 dhr2 ST exo seems wider than the 2.3 new dhf dual exo in 26". Im running thus combo (dhr2 front dhf rear) and it rules, I really like the ST compound up front.
Just refreshed the herd.
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"We're in the eye of a shiticane here Julian, and Ricky's a low shit system!" - Jim Lahey, RIP
Former Managing Editor @ TGR, forever mag.
Fuck it. Ordered. 2.5" 3C exo for the front and 2.3 minion ss exo/silkworm for the rear. Brap!
"We're in the eye of a shiticane here Julian, and Ricky's a low shit system!" - Jim Lahey, RIP
Former Managing Editor @ TGR, forever mag.
From another forum. Funny:
Maxxis tyre casing translator
Single ply - "I like fixing flats and blaming no one but myself"
Exo - "I like fixing flats but also complaining about it"
DD - "I don't like flats most of the time"
DH casing - "Fuck flats unless I'm riding with locked knees through razor sharp square edged shale"
Maxxis rubber compound translator
60A - "My least favourite things are traction and tyres that last less than 10 years"
Dual compound - "no traction in a straight line, still no traction cornering but wondering why"
3C - "Fuck yeah I can turn. Unless its wet"
Super Tacky - "Ermagherd velcro. But need new tyres daily"
Slow Reezay - "Extinct now but basically fuckballs awesome"
Maxx Speed - "in a straight line till you have to turn or stop"
Maxx Terra - ???
Maxx Grip - ???
So twice now with new tires this year I've been blown away. On the fatty this winter and again today on my + bike. Terrene Wazia 26x4.6 and Chunk 27.5x3. I made moves today that I haven't pulled off with all sorts of other tires and came off the trail all sortsa giddy. These Chunks are kickass, they come in 27.5 x 2.3 and 3.0 and the same in 29 in a light or tough casing.
I just bought a new set of Stans Arch mk3's for my Trance and I figure may as well get new tires as well. I'm thinking minion ss on the rear and a dhf up front. Just can't decide between 2.3 or 2.5. I wanna go 2.5 but it's like 150 grams heavier so it's tough.
I've got two rides on them so far in very rocky places and haven't incurred any damage yet. I have read a few reviews that suggested going with the tough casing for the rear.
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The company was started by people (that you know) that left a much larger tire and bike company. These are for real.
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Besides the comet that killed the dinosaurs nothing has destroyed a species faster than entitled white people.-ajp
Tim Kreuger was part of the team that turned Surly into a player, developed their tire line and brought 45North into the world. He brought a few other members of that team along when he started Kreuger Outdoor which includes Advocate Cycles. The tire line is growing quickly and the value/performance balance is definitely there in each model. I think that by this time next year you will hear quite a bit more about them![]()
The Terrenes are made in the WTB factory, and bear a lot of similarities to some of the WTB tires. They have essentially the same casings - the "light," which is a thin single wall, and is fairly tear prone, and the "tough" which is similar to a Maxxis doubledown - 2 ply x 120 tpi.
Also, their tires are super high volume. The Chunk 2.3 measures closer to most other companies' 2.5. So unless you're running a fairly wide rim, you end up with a super round tire profile that doesn't corner that well.
I like that Terrene is looking to bring a good, new knobby tire into the mix, but it needs some revisions to the casing shape, casing construction, and knob size / placement before it's a legitimate contender.
Thanks toastI'm hoping I don't tear one but I won't be surprised if I do. I could definitely feel the difference between these and the Fat B Nimble 3.5's with tubes that I took off. What's a skinny rim
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Yeah there's a lot going on with new treads and casings, the '18 line is sounding like it's going to be great.
Does not appear to be the case from the tech specs on the website...
Says the "Light" is 120 tpi and the "Tough" is 60 tpi.
http://terrenetires.com/chunk/
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