WTD XC 29er tubeless tyre please

Posted on Sun 8th, October 2017

• #1

tmevans

Hello, looking for a 29er tyre for xc and winter riding, though this doesn't have to mean a 'mud' tyre. something btw 2.2 and 2.

Ideally I want a maxxis beaver/ specialised ground control/ bontrager xr2 but would consider anything
• #2

Howard

Got a 2.2" Racing Ralph TLE going spare if you want it. yours for £10.
• #3

tmevans

Hi Howard is the tle a good one? May well get back to you, thanks
• #4

Howard in reply to @tmevans
Well, it's modern, tubeless ready and does the job. For a 29er tyre it is good enough.

Not exactly a mud tyre but I've never used a 29er mud tyre and I ride in fairly sloppy stuff.

Good for your rear wheel. Not so much for a front as it's its just not aggressive enough.

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• #5

tmevans

Thanks Howard, it is a good offer but I have decided I want something skinnier and blockier.

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