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I think with the MK1 tacky chan they marketed it more like that. But it’s pretty obvious the tread pattern wears quickly. Openly spaced treads with sharp braking edges will always wear pretty quickly

I’ve got ~100mi and ~20k ft of vert on the new Tacky Chan Trail Pro Radial 2.5 Softs now, and they’re my new favorite tire. Finding the right pressure took some work, but at 33/30 they hit the right balance of support and grip. They just straight hook up in the loose stuff, are really predictable on turn-in, and roll freakishly fast. As a “I hate Albert, all my homies hate Albert” guy, I definitely did not expect this, but here we are.

Also, I'm thinking of converting my ebike to a mullet. It's current MM R front, Albert R rear. Ill be needing a new rear tire. If the Tacky Chan really does roll faster than the Albert, and is better on the DH, is that what I should get in 650b for the rear? Again, if the Tacky Chan rolls faster than the Albert, whats the point of the Albert?

If she’s anything like my wife, give her the previous tire combo that she used.

It's a Transmission only cassette - will only work with a full mount derailleur, not a hanger.

I believe the lock ring flange actually sits "in" the lower cluster and behind the 10T and/or 12T cog. Jump to ~2:08.

I thought I read that it was just the Gravity casing layup that got changed - maybe I misread. That's why I am so surprised at being able to run normal pressures in the Trail Pro. Not complaining at all though!

Race Cascadia thinking outside the box for race coverage.

I've settled on this. TC radial soft/Romy Race Pro rear. Outside of the wet season in the PNW I've decided I prefer standard casings on the rear (burp less, break free a bit easier, and roll faster).

Ok, just did a ride on the new Tacky Chan Trail Pro Softs. I used the Wolf Tooth pressure calculator as an initial start, which rounded to 29 PSI rear, 26 PSI front. (For reference, I’m 220lb with kit and have been running 24/22 PSI on Maxxis EXO+ tires this season.) Started the ride with a half hour of climbing and the tires felt fine. Good traction, efficient feel, no complaints. Did the first bracketing run and while I didn’t notice any squirming on hard corners, I also didn’t notice anything notable about the traction, either. It felt like a...

Wicked Will/ Addix Soft or Speed Grip Rear / Romy trail /radial /soft or Mid /rear or front / Albert Super trail pro Addix soft or super soft front or rear