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Excellent tyre choice btw....

I don't know these tyres. Came with the wheels...

On my first ride I managed to burp the tyre at 1.7bar and cut the side wall. :mellow:

Not sure if it's the hoops or the tyre. Managed to plug the cut (lucky) and get back.

 

The good grip on the rear could be thanks to this tyre as well? I found the front gave way with out warning on the loose pack and mud...

 

What is your experience with these tyres?

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I don't know these tyres. Came with the wheels...

On my first ride I managed to burp the tyre at 1.7bar and cut the side wall. :mellow:

Not sure if it's the hoops or the tyre. Managed to plug the cut (lucky) and get back.

 

The good grip on the rear could be thanks to this tyre as well? I found the front gave way with out warning on the loose pack and mud...

 

What is your experience with these tyres?

WOW, that's a surprise and seriously bad luck.

 

I've had them for several months now and loving them. The side wall cut surprises me!

 

Google them and read the reviews...I know most people who used them in the Epic rated them very highly.

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WOW, that's a surprise and seriously bad luck.

 

I've had them for several months now and loving them. The side wall cut surprises me!

 

Google them and read the reviews...I know most people who used them in the Epic rated them very highly.

Yip perhaps just bad luck. 

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The rear shock is 184x44. A 200x57 doesn't work. (I've tried it)

The chainstay pushes up against the frame.

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Does anyone know (of course someone does) the details of the rear shock on the 110? Length etc. would like to know if a Monarch Plus RCT3 200x57 would work or not.

 

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I don't know these tyres. Came with the wheels...

On my first ride I managed to burp the tyre at 1.7bar and cut the side wall. :mellow:

Not sure if it's the hoops or the tyre. Managed to plug the cut (lucky) and get back.

 

The good grip on the rear could be thanks to this tyre as well? I found the front gave way with out warning on the loose pack and mud...

 

What is your experience with these tyres?

They're the new Rubena tyres. They went through a re-brand last year, and are a headline sponsor for the UCI XCO World Cup. 

 

Apparently they have a 100 day sidewall guarantee... Against cuts. So take this opportunity to test that and take it back. 

 

The rear tyre is definitely for hardpack or sandy conditions, but it's a low volume tyre. Should have good longevity given the hard rubber compound they're using. 

 

Kratos is dubbed as their Trail / Enduro tyre, but it largely depends on which compound & casing width you have as to what the grip characteristics are. 

 

What compound is it? If it's the CRX then that's why... harder faster rolling compound. 

Edited by Myles Mayhew

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