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Review by Lawrence M Loudis Reviewed 7/27/2023by Lawrence M Loudis Syracuse NY Great grip I had over 3500 miles on my original tire back in 2019
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I had over 3500 miles on my original tire back in 2019
Review by SpiriferReviewed 1/17/2023by SpiriferCycling EnthusiastAccident, MDThis is a burly gripper.Perfect for mid atlantic mountain trails. Tenacious gripping of technical uphill/downhill. Provides a lot of confidence for large rounded sandstone boulders. Sometimes they provide too much confidence in the ice and snow..so hang on...2.6" X 27.5"
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Perfect for mid atlantic mountain trails. Tenacious gripping of technical uphill/downhill. Provides a lot of confidence for large rounded sandstone boulders. Sometimes they provide too much confidence in the ice and snow..so hang on...2.6" X 27.5"
Review by iride4beerReviewed 11/1/2021by iride4beerCycling EnthusiastLos Angeles1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.Good GripThe MM Super Trail soft compound feels stiffer than the 2.5 DHF I previously had, no worries. Trails have been dry and loose lately. Happy with the traction it provides on the front however, I'm still tinkering with air pressure (18/20). The MM seems to prefer more psi than I normally run. The braking traction is impressive too. Only have 130 miles on it, so far, so good. I think this tire is gonna be fairly durable. I'm an intermediate trail rider, weigh +/- 165lbs, 160/150 trail bike with inserts. When I dial-in the front tire psi, it'll be brilliant!
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The MM Super Trail soft compound feels stiffer than the 2.5 DHF I previously had, no worries. Trails have been dry and loose lately. Happy with the traction it provides on the front however, I'm still tinkering with air pressure (18/20). The MM seems to prefer more psi than I normally run. The braking traction is impressive too. Only have 130 miles on it, so far, so good. I think this tire is gonna be fairly durable. I'm an intermediate trail rider, weigh +/- 165lbs, 160/150 trail bike with inserts. When I dial-in the front tire psi, it'll be brilliant!