SuperQuick MTB tyre question

Posted on Thu 3rd, May 2012

• #1

sulaco

DMR Supermoto or Halo TwinRail?
Looking for best puncture protect from this two.
thnx
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• #2

Alkali

DMR is deliberately light, poss a bit more puncture prone. DMR motoRT are ok too, never got a puncture in mine
• #3

sulaco

thanks Alkali!
• #4

whatsAfixie

i got a set of twin rails and i have no problems with them. ony had 1 puncture in either tyre (one was my fault) and the other was a nasty nail. i havent had to change my tyres since i got them and they still have plenty of life in them
• #5

dicki

never had a puncture on my DMR Moto's in two years of riding
• #6

sulaco

wheres my coin...
• #7

fatoldbloke
• #8

george91

the moto rt is heavy as fuck though, so not that quick, have a look at maxxis DTH.
• #9

sulaco

the moto rt is heavy as fuck though, so not that quick, have a look at maxxis DTH.

that DTH looks fully sweet tbh!!! thanks

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