December 29, 200619 yr DEPENDS ON WHAT TERRAIN YOU USUALLY RIDE ON IF ITS ROCKS I WOULD USE MICHELIN BUT MUD MAINLY IT WOULD BE A IRC IM TRYING A DUNLOP AT MOMENT AND THIS SEEMS PRETTY GOOD SO FAR
December 29, 200619 yr You missed vee rubber out........... These are good and cheap as well. The tread is very soft so probably wont last long but grips soooo well
December 29, 200619 yr OK...so Im not a great rider, but personally, I dont notice ANY improvement in my MUD riding when I use an IRC...I'm crap in mud on both Michelins AND IRC's. Now I await a barrage of adverse opinions, since I know everyone says IRC is better in the mud.....but there we go..just thought Id get off the fence for a mo., and make life more interesting
December 29, 200619 yr :agree: Like alot of equipment it probably depends on the level you are at when it comes to noticing the difference. If the average rider can really tell between the different makes then more power to them
December 30, 200619 yr Who and or what is VEE RUBBER ! Sounds like something a old girlfreind shouted once !!!! Glenn And I'm like stu I can't tell either and I've never had the chance to load up a bunch of rims and try them back to back under the same conditions !!!! If you can't do that , how do you really know ? Edited December 30, 200619 yr by axulsuv
December 30, 200619 yr NYL likes the IRC and round here we get rocks. We do know somebody who had trouble with Vee Rubber's, He couldn't get it to stay on the rim.
December 30, 200619 yr I have a mitas but only because it came on the bike brand new...... but a michelin is going on there very soon!
December 30, 200619 yr I'm running a dunlop at the mo and it's lasting ok, altough i did get some funny looks when i got it as it's not supposed to be as good as the michelin
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