Foxy87
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Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 7:19
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
@BenPea: According to the Internet ist F for Freeride and R for Race. Check the comment section below threshold.
In the end, it probably used to be Front and Rear like Jeremy3220 stated and then changed that. So we are all kind of right ;-D
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 7:17
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
@freeridejerk888: In the end you can use both tires front and rear equally good.
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 7:13
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
@well lokk ad mid commentsection, I am not the only one thinking so. Dont know how the others get upvoted for though ;-D
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 4:53
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
Dont say that, I got downvoted alot for it :-D
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 2:33
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
@Mattin: That is true. Anyway, DHRII is a really good front tyre, as you can see in all the Reviews. lots of people spec it up front, no Need for "odd" feelings.
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 1:56
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
@inked-up-metalhead: Thanks, havent seen this description, as the German and US website doesnt state its specially suited as a reartyre.
Check out this Review: https://singletrackworld.com/2019/02/review-maxxis-minion-dhr-ii-2-4-wt-doubledown-tyre/
I am pretty shure "R" and "F" doesnt mean rear and front, I have read this on another review (next to the one above), but cant find it anymore...
Foxy87 davidarthur's article
Feb 11, 2019 at 0:53
Feb 11, 2019
Review: Merida One-Twenty 8000
DHRII is not a rear specific tyre. DHR stands for DowHill Race. DHF stands for DownHill Freeride. Putting the DHRII in the front is actually what it (also) was designed for.
