Colorado B.S. Thread

Great supposed to be my first camping trip of the summer too. FML

 

as a follow up I called the DMV and was told they are expected to be 4-6 weeks late from usual delivery times. Oof

 

There's a job security joke in there.

 

Almost time to get new tires for the truck. Currently have K02’s and they’ve treated me well but thinking of going with Goodyear Duratracs. Are both good tires or is one better than the other?

 

lol- Here we go again

 

That's a weird way to spell Kenda.

 

I prefer Maxxis on my bikes.

 

How big of a Maxxis can I put on my stock truck with no rub?

 

Why you putting a bike tire on your truck? That's just silly.

 

I didn't realize I was opening up a can of worms. lol

 

It's just the great Coke V Pepsi v Mt Dew v Dr Pepper argument.

The big twist is Goodyear now own's Cooper Tire.

 

I've been seriously contemplating getting the Maxxis Razr AT and painting the sidewall letters yellow...

 

Happy Friday eve

 

Depends on what you want but they make street friendly truck AT and MTs... assuming you don't want Trepadors

 

What combo are you running?

I have an unlabed Goodyear tire on the rear that I've been killing and have a DHR II in the mail to replace it. Running a Kenda XC style tire on the front

 

My go to is a 2.5WT DHF in front and a 2.4 Aggressor in back. Both in DD casing and Cushcore in rear only. 37psi front and rear (that's not a joke, if you saw how I ride it makes sense).

However that bike was just stolen and I will be running a 2.5 Assegai up front and a 2.4 DHRII in the rear, both in 3C EXO casing. It's what will come on the bike, I've never rode the Assegai.

Running DHF/DHRII on the hardtail, but I've been known to run a Kenda Small Block 8 out back.

 

I'm on a 26 so my options are a bit more limited and I could only get the 2C DHR for the rear... I'm thinking I would like the Assegai up front

 

Ahh yes that will limit options for sure. Makes the prices reasonable though.

 

I suppose but Maxxis tires are still 55-100 ea in 26 and it hurts haha.

Have you run the High Roller or Ardent?

 

I've got a High Roller 26x2.50 you can have if you want. I've had it on my around-town bike, and it's way too knobby and heavy for riding on pavement. I trimmed the side lugs for frame clearance ('90s MTB frames weren't made for 2.5" tires), but the tread's good otherwise.

I also have a Continental Trail King 26x2.4 you're welcome to. I haven't used it, but I think it's lighter than the High-Roller.