Bogley

[Mtnbiker]

I am using my Big Hit as my trailbike right now. Once you get the climbs over with the confidence and control on the downhills is so worth it.

Currently that bike has Arrow & Intense DH racing tires - 2.8 up front and 2.7 in back. they weigh about 490lbs each but the wide footprint soaks up rocks and holes like nothing else.

on every other bike I have I run the Trailbear 2.25's. I might switch those to a 2.5 though just cuz I like the sure-footedness of a larger tire.

Price aside, I've found the trailbears to be a great mix of durability and great traction, and relatively light to similar "burly" tires.
2 votes for IRC ! :2thumbs:

[Fuzzy TheBikeGuy]

Mtnbiker wrote:

Currently that bike has Arrow & Intense DH racing tires - 2.8 up front and 2.7 in back. they weigh about 490lbs each but the wide footprint soaks up rocks and holes like nothing else.

:2thumbs:

:twisted: YEAH, BABY; FAT'S WHERE IT'S AT!!! A good tire is like a good woman; FAT AND STICKY!

I'm runnin' WTB 2.5" folders (weirwolf front, timberwolf rear) with their "DNA" rubber. These things stick to trail like a booger in a mustache, and are relatively light. :roll:

[BrainDamage]

I don't know what I am running on my bike I just Go in to Fuzzy shop and tell him I need new tires on my bike. Man I am such a Newbie when I comes MTB stuff.

[greyhair biker]

I run Maxxis High Rollers - 26" 2.5 on front & 24" 2.7 in back...on my RM9.
On my regular beater I run Nokian Gazzalotti's 2.3 FR & RR...then on slickrock I change to Panaracer Racing Raptors fr&RR