Best MTB tyres?

Posted on Wed 11th, April 2012

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• #26

raleighracer

Maxxis holyrollers? Flat overall tread but big cut outs, got one on the back of the dj bike, used to race bmx on them etc

Got a dmr moto on the back of the rigid mtb, seems good. On the front of both those bikes I've got a maxis high roller, bloody love them, will buy the 1.9/2.1 xc versions for the mtb when I can justify it

High roller soft compounds are soft though, wear out really quick, buy the 60/70a for xc
• #27

Jimmy_Fingers

WTB Mutanoraptors, great all-purpose tyre, fast rolling on tarmac but grippy in dirty, and one of the lightest large-volume tyres you can buy

Maxxi Holy Rollers also very, very good

peace out
• #28

nut

Don't bother with anything wider than 2.1 for what your using them for. Racing Ralphs are some of the fastest rolling but are soft and will wear out fast.

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