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Have had excellent service from a seto of WTB Weirwolfs, confident in the wet, and predictable in the dry.

The 2.3's can be run at low pressure and i truly think this tyre is the bees whole leg.

I ran Weirwolf for years on front of my 26er...battling to find one for my 29er. Any suggestions where to get one?
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I ran Weirwolf for years on front of my 26er...battling to find one for my 29er. Any suggestions where to get one?

We are waiting for more stock of Weirwolf in the new year. Personally I'd take the Trailboss with the more aggressive tread for front tyre myself but I know many who love the Weirwolf.

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I see Maxxis Ikon 29er Tyre EXO/3C are on sale at CWC.

Are they good enough for groenkloof/the barn/dualx races?

 

I sliced a Schwalbe Racing Ralph at groenkloof last week and have to get my tyres sorted

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We are waiting for more stock of Weirwolf in the new year. Personally I'd take the Trailboss with the more aggressive tread for front tyre myself but I know many who love the Weirwolf.

Do you struggle to get the WTB's on a rim? 

I couldn't manage by myself and my LBS also said they struggled.

Love the tyres but worried about being caught with a problem on the trail with them...

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I see Maxxis Ikon 29er Tyre EXO/3C are on sale at CWC.

Are they good enough for groenkloof/the barn/dualx races?

 

I sliced a Schwalbe Racing Ralph at groenkloof last week and have to get my tyres sorted

I have the MAxxis Crossmark , ride groenkloof. the barn, van gaal ect regularly never had a issue

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I have the MAxxis Crossmark , ride groenkloof. the barn, van gaal ect regularly never had a issue

 

I just fit Maxxis Crossmark's and have accumulated around 400 odd kays of very rocky, technical terrain with plenty duwweltjies and short sticks poking out the ground for fun. NO ISSUES YET, these tyres are legend.

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Do you struggle to get the WTB's on a rim? 

I couldn't manage by myself and my LBS also said they struggled.

Love the tyres but worried about being caught with a problem on the trail with them...

 

No. Not if you use UST rims.

 

Only battle with non tubeless rimes like Stans. WTB are proper tubeless tyres.

 

Pinkbike did a whole expose of the issue:

http://www.pinkbike.com/news/To-The-Point-UST-Rims-Tires-2013.html

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Got the Ikons and tried to put one on yesterday.

Should be simple enough but I cannot get the thing inflated quickly enough, even at a garage.

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Got the Ikons and tried to put one on yesterday.

Should be simple enough but I cannot get the thing inflated quickly enough, even at a garage.

Stuff to try:

1) remove the valve core to allow faster airflow. Once seated refit the core and inflate normally.

2) hang the wheel vertically on a peg or from a strap so the tyre bead is not deformed

3) tiedown strap around the circumference of the tyre and cinch it up gently...this should push the tyre beads outwards towards the rim's bead seating area.

 

Good luck

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Got the Ikons and tried to put one on yesterday.

Should be simple enough but I cannot get the thing inflated quickly enough, even at a garage.

Did you use a co2 bomb?

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