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Best tyres for Norco Wolverine? |
I generally ride street but occasionally go mtbiking with mates. i can put my old tyres on for when i do but i want something that rolls well yet maintains a fair bit of grip on the tarmac/concrete How do Maxxis Holy Rollers sound? Maxxis Holy Rollers are really nice tires, I ride a 2.4 Holy Roller on the front of my dirt jumper and it is surprisingly fast and it can still handle some rough stuff where you'd normally want knobies. You might want something grippier if you find yourself riding more mountain stuff. But yeah Holy Rollers sound great! |
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