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Did you notice any blocks braking or cracking on the HR, especially side knobs? I sold mine because of this.

on the older HR supertacky yes.  On the HR II I have yet to notice any knobs breaking off.  ive been on mine for what, 2months maybe??  but I have been riding them like 3 times a week on average..  surfaced roads included.

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on the older HR supertacky yes.  On the HR II I have yet to notice any knobs breaking off.  ive been on mine for what, 2months maybe??  but I have been riding them like 3 times a week on average..  surfaced roads included.

 

are you riding hard enough? :ph34r:

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Did you notice any blocks braking or cracking on the HR, especially side knobs? I sold mine because of this.

Had an HR II on the rear wheel a while back. One session at G-spot and the side knobs were ripping off. Was quite ironic, because at the time fingers were pointing at Schwalbe as being the sole criminal when it comes to knobs ripping off. Not saying all that finger pointing wasn't justified,but really, one session?  Lovely tire though. Would recommend it again, just perhaps not suited for the hardpack that is the lower sections of G-spot

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Had an HR II on the rear wheel a while back. One session at G-spot and the side knobs were ripping off. Was quite ironic, because at the time fingers were pointing at Schwalbe as being the sole criminal when it comes to knobs ripping off. Not saying all that finger pointing wasn't justified,but really, one session? Lovely tire though. Would recommend it again, just perhaps not suited for the hardpack that is the lower sections of G-spot

What compound were you riding? Super tacky or 3c will not last on hardpack.... friend of mine has the hans damf on the rear swears by them and at them! Tyre literally disintegrates some more every ride

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What compound were you riding? Super tacky or 3c will not last on hardpack.... friend of mine has the hans damf on the rear swears by them and at them! Tyre literally disintegrates some more every ride

word on the street that if you ride behind a rider with a HD on the rear, you have to wear goggles or some other form of eye protection to prevent a sever case of rubber fragments in your eyes :P

 

just for jokes guys, just for jokes

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It's also an absolute dog of a tyre for pedalling.

don't know hey, did not actually mind the HD on my old 26'er HT or 650B Trail bike ... rolling was fair with good straightline braking and decent feel in the corners ... but the HD on the front of the Trail bike is not  my best friend...we get along, but definitely will not be inviting it over for braai ... unless it is to burn the tyre before replacing it with a DHF II or DHR II for the front :P 

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don't know hey, did not actually mind the HD on my old 26'er HT or 650B Trail bike ... rolling was fair with good straightline braking and decent feel in the corners ... but the HD on the front of the Trail bike is not my best friend...we get along, but definitely will not be inviting it over for braai ... unless it is to burn the tyre before replacing it with a DHF II or DHR II for the front :P

Here I thought I was alone on this one... in a hard fast corner you think you're railing it... until you're not and you're on the ground in the dust looking like a chop! Well that's what's it like for me

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Ohhhhhhh... #Excited. 

 

you close by, pop in there, Dayle is super chilled, the wheels are on the floor, and look solid..

 

he's Commi he's busy with also looks insane with them on

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Might be needing a new set of 650b wheels for my Banshee Spitfire...I'm sure the Lyne wheels will tick all the boxes...now will they just release them so we can all see!!!

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Here I thought I was alone on this one... in a hard fast corner you think you're railing it... until you're not and you're on the ground in the dust looking like a chop! Well that's what's it like for me

That reminds me of exactly how my first ride on the Banshee was with the HD on the front ....... heart breaking hearing your helmet crunch when your head strikes the ground and you look up to see your newly acquired bike cartwheeling down the trail ... makes me nauseous just thinking about it.

 

The HT and Duallie I had come off were running a DHF II and DHR II respectively on the front, and these always felt like they were hooking up and would take care of you, watch your back and be your wing-man.

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