Black or green DVO Diamond. Or black fork in general. White doesn't quite look the part with that particular green. Dark/light contrast looks better IMO. That's more light/light if that makes sense.
Black or green DVO Diamond. Or black fork in general. White doesn't quite look the part with that particular green. Dark/light contrast looks better IMO. That's more light/light if that makes sense.
Anyways, awesome ride !
I would've but I was able to trade a fork for the dual position and decided to go with that. Not the ideal color but I have an idea of how to cover up the white... Decals.
Anyone had issues recently with the rear tyre rubbing on the seat stay? Large wreckoning - hope wheels - 2.3 high roller 2 in X-low mode
Yes! I have quite an issue with rubbing. I am running quite a wide set up though. I have stans flow mk3 rims with e13 trsr tires and I have managed to wear through 2 layers of vinyl and the paint. I'm getting to carbon now. The set up I run is pretty much maxed out for tires. I probably have less than 5mm on either side. Kinda bums me out but those e13 tires are so damn good I can't give up on them.
You'd rather sacrifice your frame, than switch tires?!?
....makes sense.
Dude switch tires asap.
I know I sound insane "sacrificing" my frame but having that much grip becomes addicting. I have seriously never felt anything near as much grip and as predictable as the trsr tires. the rubbing is a result of my wheels being a little too flexy as well. If you have the clearance for them they are the greatest tires out there by far.
You'd rather sacrifice your frame, than switch tires?!?
....makes sense.
Dude switch tires asap.
I know I sound insane "sacrificing" my frame but having that much grip becomes addicting. I have seriously never felt anything near as much grip and as predictable as the trsr tires. the rubbing is a result of my wheels being a little too flexy as well. If you have the clearance for them they are the greatest tires out there by far.
Give magic marrys snakeskin a try. Front and rear those things grip like nothing else, but they do roll a bit slow if you have them front and back.
You'd rather sacrifice your frame, than switch tires?!?
....makes sense.
Dude switch tires asap.
I know I sound insane "sacrificing" my frame but having that much grip becomes addicting. I have seriously never felt anything near as much grip and as predictable as the trsr tires. the rubbing is a result of my wheels being a little too flexy as well. If you have the clearance for them they are the greatest tires out there by far.
You'd rather sacrifice your frame, than switch tires?!?
....makes sense.
Dude switch tires asap.
I know I sound insane "sacrificing" my frame but having that much grip becomes addicting. I have seriously never felt anything near as much grip and as predictable as the trsr tires. the rubbing is a result of my wheels being a little too flexy as well. If you have the clearance for them they are the greatest tires out there by far.
I know I sound insane "sacrificing" my frame but having that much grip becomes addicting. I have seriously never felt anything near as much grip and as predictable as the trsr tires. the rubbing is a result of my wheels being a little too flexy as well. If you have the clearance for them they are the greatest tires out there by far.
agreed
Agree..mm front lover here..yet to try e13 rbr.
best tire set up so far for me has been a pacestar Hans Dampf 2.35 back, and a Magic mary 2.35 Snakeskin in the front. I love that set up.
Best for me has been 2.3 Conti Mud King DH F/R rolls horrendously slowly but jesus christ it's like riding Tacky trails when in fact they're 6inch deep in slop