wtd 29 x 2.4/5 fast rolling rear tyre, Hutchinson?

Posted on Thu 11th, April 2024

• #1

tmevans

i need a rear gravel tyre for a trip in three days or I will be forced to take my beaten old g one which I can barely get on the rim and has no grip - and which I’ll have to fish out of the communal bin. i’m in camberwell, anyone? 😩
• #2

tmevans

Still on the look out for any 35-40 700 tubeless tyre to get me over the alps at the end of this week. South London based thanks, kiss emoji
• #3

CasualLime

Pm’d
• #4

HeyHey

I have a WTB nano (I think non-tubeless) you can have for a beer. Only did a few rides on it.

Also got a brand new pair of G-One Allround RaceGuard 700x40c Folding Tyre - £40
• #5

tmevans

Thanks HeyHey but must be tubeless. Thank you! Got some good options but still looking
• #6

tmevans

Ok, i’m looking for a dry condition but strong and stable rear mtb tyre. i’m v happy with my 2.5 hutchinson griffon front so a 2.4 rear to match would be great but anything considered, ta

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