Top MTB Enduro/Trail Rear Tires You Should be Running!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2019
- Although the front and rear tires on any mountain bike are important, rear mtb tires sometimes don’t get the same attention that front mountain bike tires do. Besides the obvious importance of tire grip, there’s also the fact that rear mountain bike tires take a tremendous beating. In this video installment, Worldwide Cyclery founder Jeff Cayley walks us through the shop's top picks for mountain bike rear tire treads. We cover everything from tire tread pattern and casing strength, to sidewall durability and rubber compounds. Check it out!
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Maxxis Minion DHF 2.6 WTB rear and front
Worldwide Cyclery a full bag of jellybeans
Yes! The intro is back! #introlivesmatter
Schwalbe magic mary and nobby nic both 2.35
best rear tires is.. what ever worn down front tire ive got!
This is the answer haha
Problem Solved! Your an Alpha Guy!💪
Yea
So true😂
😂 so true
A maxxis employee had a box of product fall on him. He had to take the rest of the day off because he got so tired.
I don't get it... ;)
@@jdavis417 Tire-d?
@@NoBrakes23 You may have to spell it out for me. ;P
Thanks for the joke dad
This is Clem Fandango. Can you hear me? ;)
Agressor in the rear and minion dhf at the front. I’ve been running this setup for almost 4 years now. And for me it’s a perfect combo for almost all types of riding 👍🏼
Rider Don thank you for your post, I have DHF both front and Rear, but thinking purchasing the Aggressor.
Yeah man I have this combo on all my bikes, good for all types of riding..cheers 🍻
Which 2.6" tire is most comparable to the agressor. I really want the agressor for my hardtail but it only goes up to 2.5"
still dont know which im gonna get :/ ill have hr2 26x2.4 front thats for sure, cant get agressor in my country...
I’ve got the same except my front is a assegai
The last ones he interviewed were the ones that took the job that didn’t require a drug test 😂
So the shipping department lol
Absolutely love the new 29x2.4 trail boss as a rear tire here in Tucson. Super durable, good balance of rolling speed/grip, very supportive sidewall which allows me to run lower pressures even though I am 230lbs with gear.
I love this channel and the humor! The remix was hilarious.
Love my WTB Vigilante TCS Tough fast rolling, great for current wet/dry conditions we've been seeing in SoCal. Definitely sheds mud better than the Aggressor
Ooh been waiting for this vid. Solid lineup there
Great video, for a few years I was running GEAX DHEA 2.3 , very sturdy tire, grippy , long lasting and almost fast rolling..)))
Been rocking Ardent 2.4 for years on 29er HT and 27.5 trail bike. Can't be beat on my hard pack GA trails.
Magic Mary front & rear in winter Hans dampf front & rear in summer. Both set ups in speedgrip addix with tough casing for the sharp rocks around. All in 27.5*2.8
Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to the next one.
The Editing comedy is great!
Been rocking the maxxis DHF Exo in front and DD in rear with a cushycore.
Great Setup no pinch no puncture yet but still light upfront.
I have to say the answer to "compound vs pattern" was spot on imo, having had to save funds at some point and buy a cheaper tire with a not so advanced technology or "special compound", I actually enjoyed the pattern designs a lot more ... but having both a great compound and design is the way to go in the end👌
High Roller 2 on the rear has done my well so far. Soft woodland trails, dry or wet doesn't matter. Still got plenty of grip for climbing.
I liked because of the old theme! 🤘
That's a good reason!
I liked because of the zipper play 👀
Just got my new Rocky Mountain Instinct A50 and want to try 27.5 plus tires. This is the best video I've found on tire difference. Great job dudes
Hans dampf in the rear, magic Mary up front. Both super gravity casing.
SG is so super strong for iut's mass. Way way way stronger than DD from the yellow bois :)
@@CuanL never tried maxxis so wouldn't know. I'm from Europe so you see a lot more schwalbe here than maxxis.
Dual magic mary
I'm installing a Schwalbe Rock Razor today, as a rear tyre. Can't wait to try it.. I have never had a semi slick tyre, but I really want something that rolls easy and fast for dry weather.
Awesome, cool you guys did an interview round, getting some actually opinions etc in there. Thumbs up.
Love your vids I’m running Rekon with exo front and rear I live in a very dry place and I’m only 13 so they work very well for me and they feel amazing especially since last thing I was running was a maxxis crossmark in the front and a quite worn cheap cst tyre so the rekons are a huuugeeee upgrade love your content keep it up 👍🏻
Can’t decide which intro to use? Just use both! Great video guys
Informative & fun thanks!
I'm running in the front and in the rear an DHR 2. So I can put the front tire in the bake and a new tire on the front. So I have a maximum grip in the front. So happy with this setup.
jeff all I got to say is that you have a great crew
Reeeeley good Bros. Keep it up!
I run a Magic Mary up front and a Hans Dampf rear, pretty good for Scottish terrain all year round. 🤛🏻💥
I had 5 flats on my racerking 2.2 and i wanted to make a bullet proof tire so i cutted the side walls of the tire and kept only the knobs surface ..then i glued it (knobs facing up) in the interior of a Kenda Kinetics,i knew that i wouldn t find a tire thick like that so i made it myself,i love it!
I have yet to meet someone else using the Onza Citius and Ibex setup which is surprising because of how incredible they are. They’re very reminiscent of the dhf and highroller 2 with similar weight and durability as the exo casing. Plus who doesn’t like some tan-wall action every now and again, it seems to be whats aesthetic these days haha
The logo on the hoodie goes over the zip so seamlessly :o
Continental Trail King Protection Apex/Black Chili. Der Baron up front.
Same Summer Time. Winter Baron/Baron
I recently purchased some WTB tires
Vigilante 2.6 front and TrailBoss 2.6 rear. Only have a couple of rides on them so far but no complaints.
I run assagai 2.5 27.5 dh casing and minion dhr 2 2.3 exo on my trek remedy 8 2021 riding trails and jumps on Sandy muddy dirt and loam and hard packed forest trail centres , love the grip on the front and the fun in the rear
Great video
I currently have Magic Mary front and back, but I'm chopping and changing all the time.
Not exactly sure where I fall on the scale, but think I'm more XC/Trail than Trail/Enduro. Either way I'm running a Terrene Chunk 2.3 up front and a WTB Trail boss 2.4 in the rear. Works good for the trails around me, that tend to be a little wet with plenty of rocks and roots.
I just put a 29 x 2.3 minion SS on the back and it feels great 👍🏼
Haha I knew Chance was on the thumbnail! Chance is the man! 🤘🏽
While I rode 150mm bike I used specialized butcher on the front and purgatory at the back, big s has good value
I know, i‘m late 😁
Riding Michelins since one year now...manly smooth xc/am trails...so i chose Wild AM 2.5 in the front and Force AM 2.35 rear. Gripy, durable and very light weigth, love them so far...
So happy to see the old intro!
great stuff👊
HR II, Agressor, DHR II, or Forekaster. I've used all of them in dry conditions and all work well.
I run a 2.6 Trail Boss on the back of my Nukeproof Scout and it has traction for days and great cornering.
Trail Boss 2.25 fast rolling rear, Vigilante 2.5 high grip front FTW!
great video, think im going with the aggressor or wtb trail boss! also whats that chill little song in the background ha
Dhf / dhr usually, but I'm currently on an ethirteen up front.. Top set up for the UK conditions 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I like Assegai/Big Betty (or Dissector if I want something faster), sometimes will swap out the front for a Magic Mary for mud and loam. Currently trying out the Martello for rolling speed on the front, and also a DHR II on the back.
Been running SS on my hardtail cause it cane with it, and a high roller two on my enduro. Just ordered agressors to run on both bikes looking forward to it.
Ardent is a great underrated pick! FAST
Ardent race front and back 2.2 in front and 2.35 in back. I race xc in very dry conditions. These work great for me.
Yo this is so cool!
I run two WTB trailboss tires they are awesome great grip with really good rolling resistance for what it is
Like thes new #mtbtires in new #worldwidecyclery guy Jeff and yea alguns of thes #toptires much better for the bike's in yuor component's in my sicke run. Thanks guy. Saluds of chile 🇨🇱🤘😀
i run a 2.4 HR 2 in e-bike casing in the rear and a dhr 2 wt 2.4 in the front on my trail bike
also the minion ss has amazing rolling resistance but zero grip
Wheey the intro!! 👍🏻 👍🏻
It's great that you ask the team around for their opinions in your videos but it will be even better if you can show some numbers at the end with the mentioned products and how many times! Thanks! Great vid...
That's a good idea! Thank you.
Out of this bunch, for all around XC tire with good cornering, Rekon works well. I run it tubeless and modify the pressure to adjust for speed/grip. for 2.25 on the rear, 28-29 psi for speed. 26-27 for grip. Rolls pretty fast at higher pressures of 29-30 psi.
Recently I tried running the Ikon on the back. Ikon is super fast rolling, but noticeably less grip than a Rekon. At lower pressure the Ikon is grippy enough, but less confidence building than Rekon. Ikon is great tire if you are looking for tire that is easy to spin up and maintain momentum, unlike the Rekon where grip is more apparent. Ikon 2.2 at about 25 psi grips well enough, but care should be taken in cornering. Maybe a 2.3 would provide better cornering.. Ikon 2.2 works well over gravely ,loose, and hardpack. loose rocks over hard is ok at lower pressure. Lots of fun over rolling terrain with mixed conditions. Looser rocks and steeper climbs require something more aggressive like Rekon for XC though.
Great vid. I run a magic mary in the front with a nobby nic in the rear. I was running hans dampf front and rear before. I just ordered a rock razor to see if it would grip as well and roll fast.
MTB Thru my eyez how do you find the grip of the Nic on the rear, especially paired with a Mary front ?
Specialized butcher grid 27.5 X 2.60 came on my stump Jumper works great in Arizona but that's all I know so there might be better.
I like technical climbing, so, a sticky compound is most important to me. Love it if you could focus on this subject. Thanks!
Central California tire set up. Dry conditions- DHR2 2.4wt Exo+ front w/ Aggressor 2.3 DD out back. Wet conditions- DHF 2.5wt Exo+ w/ Aggressor 2.5wt out back. I really like the DHR2 in the front but would like to see it offered in a 2.5wt casing aand im anticipating liking the Assegai in the front and the Dissector in the rear. I think the Dissector would be a better tire with some tread siping
2.5 Assegai front / 2.4 Dissector back works magic in dry/loose conditions
you guys have way too much fun
Minion DHR II front, Aggressor rear. 27.5 x 2.3 both
Michelin wild rockr2 front and wild enduro rear. Best rubber and sidewalls in category 👌🤙
I run a Specialized Purgatory Grid, 2.3, in the rear, and a Specialized Butcher Grid, 2.3, in the front.
Butcher up front and agressor in the rear. Best set up iv found so far.
Maxxis also now offer EXO+ casing. inbetween EXO and DD.
im running wtb trail boss atm its very fast rolling and has insane grip
Right now, Onza foldable Ibex 2.4 on the rear and Ibex steel/wire bead on the front with Vsco grip. Not a single issue with this setup. Also a lot cheaper than my old DHRII and DHF combo. Same factory...
Awesome video, I kinda think the recommendatino from those guys are more important that the comparison itself.
Been running e13 trs race front and e13 senislick on the rear on my 29er sight. Put them both in the trash recently when I pedaled slower than mates rolled Gone with new Hans Dampf front and rear digging it so far.
Dhf in the rear, love it
Wtb vigilante light fast rolling 2.3 front and rear here in the PNW but gonna try the judge in the back. I'm pretty light (90 pounds) so it works good.
I run Hans Dampf in the front xD
and Rock Razor on the rear.
Haha, first time in 16 years I´we been proven wrong: Your Worldwide Cyclery sticker whasn´t glued on your zipper! Thats great news for those who may want to undress before Christmas!
Keep up the good wids!
Love the video always make me laugh
High Roller 2 front and rear, 27.5 x 2.8
I use an Agressor on the rear and a Nobby Nic up front. Both are similar in terms of grip (i'd guess) but the Agressor is much tougher. The agressor also runs small, so thats not ideal, but it is the reason the weight is reasonable.
Bridgestone Potenza rear and front
Damn near spit my coffee during the remix
Love the Aggressor 2.5 dd with dhf front but I will switch too dhr2 in front dhf always out of round a lil I find i ride pa new York rocky roots everywhere
Those last three fellas are going places. Thanks for the info. Ordering an Aggressor.
🤘😁
Hanz for the rear and magic Mary front for my 27.5+ wheels and a minion dhf front and aggressor/minion ss rear for my 29’s
Specialized Butcher Blk Dmd. 27.5 :2.8, Super Grippy, thick sidewalls. I am 200 lbs. I can run these tires tubeless with low pressures (15 front, 20 back) No burps, (not an aerialist) really smooths out the high frequency bumps (rock gardens). Super grippy
I run an Aggressor DD 2.5 and a DHF exo 2.5 on my 27.5 hardtail. And a Huck Norris in the back. I a pretty big dude and I ride on ridiculously Rocky stuff 90% of the time.
Im running VEE Tires Flow Snap front and rear, overall not bad and they are a beefy tire, on my spare set of wheels I am running Vittoria Martello rear and Mazza 29.2.6 front again beefy but it give me the confidence.
thanxs jeff and please do some on fron back tyres !!!!
Wider is better, plus high volume. But everyone has their favorite and it also depends what fits their bikes and clears the chain stays. I love Maxxis but wish they ran higher volume and wide as other brands,.
Also noticed the Maxxis Assegai picks up and throws rocks like crazy.
Was running Maxxis ikon’s, went to specialized butcher bliss, now I’m doing wtb vigilante (front) wtb trail boss(rear) black an tan
yessss! the old theme is back
I'm running Michelin Force Enduro in the back very fast tyre
I have to look into WTB tires.
Michelin wild enduros. Great rear tire. Front has massive traction but is a little slow on the roll.
Continental trail king rear and der baron up front, best combo ever
Wasn't very impressed with lateral traction on the vigilantes (unpredictable) compared to the Bontrager XR4's and I went back to the Xr4's. Stayed clear of WTB tires ever since. On my DH rig I've tried the DHF and it was just such and on/off tire that I went magic mary. Loved the Hans Damf on the my enduro for DH rides. This year I am trying some Onza Aquila's front and rear for my DH rig.
Those XR4 tires are such a nice surprise. For a tire that does not look like it would have traction it is shocking. Also nice and light. Great asa rear tire.
Maxxis minion dhr 2, because for my terrain it is the best