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Careful as some knobblies are off road only. Also that they don't last long on the road.
Get used to the fact the bike will move around under you. The idea is to be relaxed enough to let the bike either sort itself out. Once you have that sorted, tell me how ;)
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Thanks, Michelin Trackers are road legal so no issues there. Coming from a road background learning to feel comfortable with the bike moving around is taking some getting used to, but very satisfying. I was so successful a few days ago the bike actually laid down on it's own, pretty impressive I'm sure you'll agree.
jambon
Discovering how reasonably priced knobbly tyres are was a nice surprise, they're almost on par with bicycle rubber. Might go with Trackers front and rear, a little rear squirmage may even be a good thing as I'm still learning how the bike moves around. Sound advice on size too, ta!