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On my current ride I have tried the following on the front. Minion DHF Magic Mary Butcher E13 TRS Race (Sticky tripple compound) Out of those 4, the TRS Race is by far my favorite. I will be trying the TRS Plus (Harder dual compound) on the front very soon to compare the rolling resistance and grip to the TRS Race.

Been riding the E13 TRS Race and TRS+ for the last two weeks. I think these are my new favourite tyres of all time... Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

The packaging is quite solid an compact so you could stack them quite nicely. After the ride on them I have not found a fault, I usually find things I don't like in tyres pretty quick. Nice big volume, good width, solid side walls (not quite Super Gravity thick but they have a bullet proof feel to the casing). I need some more time on them but so far, pretty damn impressive. Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

E13 Shoes for the trusty steed. These things are impressive! Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

Suspence background music plays.... Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

Damn! Just wasted the last 6 months learning a handshake that may or may not be the one... To everyone involved, keep up the great work!

"Now you're just Samoen that I used to know..." Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

Morzine looks so quiet...

A lady really can change a guy! Especially if he becomes the lady... Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

It feels like I don't even know you anymore...

Hits me in my soft spot for the jekyll...

The rotors on a road bike are WAY bigger than 200mm...

We have two options as far as Dabomb 35mm diameter stems go. The King, this is the one with the shim as you mentioned. 50mm long. The F35, 45mm long stem. Give me a shout if you are interested in any of them.

Hi there, We can help you with a Dabomb stem if you like. Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

Airoh Fighters carbon helmet. 900 grams of #enduro Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

I will return one day... Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk

Try a Spaz Butcher on the front, thank me later.

I am with Fr33rider on his opinion. I used to use the high roller about 3 years ago, loved that tyre! Got myself a Minion DHF in the beginning of last year, washed out 5 times in the first three rides with the DHF on the front, the last bail putting me off the bike for 9 months. Tried a range of tyre pressure with the minion and nothing seemed to improve it. My conclusion - The DHF and I are not meant to be friends.

Nice! Where did you get those skewers!?

Oh no you didn't!

Car patch's from Midas with a good rubber cement work well. If I have to plug a tyre on the trail, when I get home I remove the plug and glue a patch to the inside of the tyre. I simply don't trust plugs as a permanent fix.

It's no solid fix but 90% of the time it works every time. Basically I patch the tyre from the inside with a car tube patch and rubber cement (From Midas). I then add super glue or rubber cement into the cut from the outside they bond the tyre rubber together as best as possible. There is debate about using super glue though as it sets pretty hard and might just crack making the super glue a waste of time. Hasn't happened to me yet. Once that has had some time to dry I then stitch the cut up with a needle and cotton, going through the tyre rubber as well as the patch. Do not use dental floss or fishing line as you may find suggested elsewhere. They have no give or stretch so they tend to just pull through the rubber. For an extra finishing touch, maybe over kill. I cover the stitching with super glue.

Where on the tyre and how big is the cut? Even me I can fix it...

What type of riding do you do and what wheel size?

So other than the battery life it is good then? From a price perspective it is way below other "multisport" watches. I will mostly use it for training which shouldn't exceed 6 hours so it sounds perfect for me.