I've ran a 3c maxxis minion dhf and a highroller in my old bike it worked out alright but if anyone knows a specific tire that would possibly work better or any experience with different tires I would like to know any input
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It'd be in mid August
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itd be late august nowbturman wrote: Dry or wet season?
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idk im assuming it would be pretty dry since its late summer but the set up was nice just felt loose in the rear is all...and i bought the new DEMO 8ii and it has those butcher DH tires on it and im wondering if it will feel loose as wellbturman wrote: Hmm, is it wet up there that time of year? I'm not certain.
What issues did you have with the Maxxis setup?
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alright sweet i appreciate it,bturman wrote: To some people, the highroller has a loose feel to it, which is part of the reason why they made the highroller ii.
You'll dig the butchers. Lots of rave reviews.
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