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has anyone every tried a moto-x tyre on a trials bike?

as the nobbles on a trials tyre are so close together, when its muddy, they are just like a slick, where as moto-x tyres have bigger nobbles, and they are futher apart, so they tend not to get caked with mud as much.........

they are also

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If MX tyres were any good then they'd be used, and they're not!

More to the point, they are illegal for trials competition. There are strict regulations as to the tread pattern that can be used. If I am not mistaken this is shown in the ACU handbook

Trials tyres grip well on rock surfaces and they don't foul the swing arm..but I know what you mean about prices! :thumbup:

has anyone every tried a moto-x tyre on a trials bike?

as the nobbles on a trials tyre are so close together, when its muddy, they are just like a slick, where as moto-x tyres have bigger nobbles, and they are futher apart, so they tend not to get caked with mud as much.........

they are also

if you look at the vegas endurocross pictures you will see that even the enduro boys have trials tyres on.

Could be similar to 'why long distance runners don't use pushbikes', notice also got a blade...gillette or wilkinson

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i recon it would be good in the mud

What about those spikey jobs from Ice Speedway, they'd be really good over big logs!

has anyone every tried a moto-x tyre on a trials bike?

as the nobbles on a trials tyre are so close together, when its muddy, they are just like a slick, where as moto-x tyres have bigger nobbles, and they are futher apart, so they tend not to get caked with mud as much.........

yeah....great idea, and what about increasing the suspension travel as well, and upside down longer forks to increase the ground clearance. and put a seat on it so you can get better traction out of corners, and a 9lt tank. and paint it orange and write KTM on it. :thumbup:

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yeah....great idea, and what about increasing the suspension travel as well, and upside down longer forks to increase the ground clearance. and put a seat on it so you can get better traction out of corners, and a 9lt tank. and paint it orange and write KTM on it. :thumbup:

:lol:

my first trials bike was a ty250 that i used for gathering sheep on the fells (on my dads farm in lancashire) where the quad couldnt get. i put a spikey front tyre on because the front wheel was always slipping away on hill sides. it was great for wet grass and mud but awful on anything else.

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