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one of my favorite tires in the rear when I was on 26"
If you are riding gnarly terrain but still pedal to the top maxxis exo tires are hard to beat..continentals "protection" sidewall is like 280tpi..im running one in the rear right now but its too stiff..I also killed their "black chili" compound in 5 rides...I had better luck with their regular compound/sidewall which can be had for cheap
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I will likely switch back to the Continental Mountain King II, front and rear, pretty soon. Performance is good and much lighter.
Too add, Kendas and Vee Rubber are just fine. Vee Rubber tires are made in Thailand and I've heard a lot of good things about their moto tires, and I would assume MTBs are made to the same standards, but I have not tried them myself yet.
The Gack is really sweet though. Besides the obvious, I added more trick Profile bits since this picture. I put on a regular BMX 1-piece chainring, some chain adjusters and a few little anodized bits to match the Profile stuff. I also have a Profile Ti bottom bracket on this bike as well, which has lasted since 2000!
You guys overseas should be proud of him!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMYW91g5bwI
Pit Row
Pumped for Ratboy though, that guy is hilarious
My old Gary Fisher, Hoo Koo E Koo, I get attached to stuff and can't get rid of it. I may put an gas engine on it.
My Dad's new bike. He hit 75 this year, still rides though.
2011 trek session
2008 jamis dakar BAM
My bike
(not my garage though)
Looking to upgrade to a full DH bike in a year or so, can't fork up the cash for one right now!
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