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just beware - teh Ibex is good, but show it a wet root and its feet go out from under it faster than a russian hooker. 

 

It's also very pressure sensitive. 

 

I'm running an Ibex on on my tranny and it's great. I run it about around the 18 - 20 psi and work form me. Was looking at the Butcher or a Bronson for the 650b. Any thoughts as an alternative to just popping off another Ibex? 

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This,a 2013 canyon dhx

Weighs 17.4kg including pedals

:-) sram x9 10 speed,hope brakes truvavite chain device,ringle and nukeproof hubs raider rims,and a 2015 fox 40, super tacky minions 2.50, can't bottom the bike or slip out,frames easy to control in the air

Best bike ever ridden

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may have to change your name to canyon'er or something...

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I'm running an Ibex on on my tranny and it's great. I run it about around the 18 - 20 psi and work form me. Was looking at the Butcher or a Bronson for the 650b. Any thoughts as an alternative to just popping off another Ibex? 

Minion :)

 

Or try that e13 TRS Plus. By all accounts, it's a monster of a tyre. The only one to really assault the top of the rung that the Magic Mary inhabits. 

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Continetal Der Kaizer Apex Protection

I've read VERY good things about that tyre. 

 

Also - there was a group test by (I think) Enduro MTB magazine, recently. Conti came out tops, but the best performing tyre was the MM. It was let down because it was paired with a PaceStar Rock Razor in the middle of the muddy season. So the combo got marked down. 

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I've read VERY good things about that tyre. 

 

Also - there was a group test by (I think) Enduro MTB magazine, recently. Conti came out tops, but the best performing tyre was the MM. It was let down because it was paired with a PaceStar Rock Razor in the middle of the muddy season. So the combo got marked down. 

 

My new bike came fitted with the Continental Der Baron Apex Protection and the grip in the mud/slop/moist loam is absolutley insane. Never experienced that level of grip before in those conditions.

 

That being said, I don't think they'll be great on hardpack/loose-over-hardpack as the knobs are quite widely spaced. The Kaizer has tighter spacing and should suit drier conditions better.

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Continetal Der Kaizer Apex Protection

Der Kaizer Projekt???

I am using, well I was, and decided to do a tyre rotation. Man, I am missing it alot. It is an awesome tyre. Will be getting more for front and back.

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Der Kaizer Projekt???

I am using, well I was, and decided to do a tyre rotation. Man, I am missing it alot. It is an awesome tyre. Will be getting more for front and back.

I believe that the Der Baron is also a awesome tire but as usual we don't get them here.
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just beware - teh Ibex is good, but show it a wet root and its feet go out from under it faster than a russian hooker. 

 

It's also very pressure sensitive.

 

Damn straight its pressure sensitive alright ask me I know that's why I ended up with cooked ribs.
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I believe that the Der Baron is also a awesome tire but as usual we don't get them here.

 

I posted this above:

 

 

My new bike came fitted with the Continental Der Baron Apex Protection and the grip in the mud/slop/moist loam is absolutley insane. Never experienced that level of grip before in those conditions.

 

That being said, I don't think they'll be great on hardpack/loose-over-hardpack as the knobs are quite widely spaced. The Kaizer has tighter spacing and should suit drier conditions better.

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