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hi there,

is the new try-all tyres the money worth? i am running monty eagle claw's now but they wear down quickly, so i want to try some other tyres. for the most i ride on pallets and concrete block, but also street and natural. so chould i go for the try-all tyres or something else, i have tried creepy crawlers but dont like them. oh and its mod tyres.

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im not sure about the try all light

but the try all stickys (not light) are amazing ,really grippy and they're good in the mud

this is me on wet pallettes , look at the hold at 0:46

..... the try all sticky lights have the same tread pattern the only difference is the try all lights use kevlar beading and i think they're thinner

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Try-all tyres are really gripy because of soft compound, but that makes them wear quite fast.

Edit: in general (correct if i'm wrong) list goes like this. From softest -> hardest.

Try-all -> eagle claw -> creepy crawler

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Try-all tyres are really gripy because of soft compound, but that makes them wear quite fast.

Edit: in general (correct if i'm wrong) list goes like this. From softest -> hardest.

Try-all -> eagle claw -> creepy crawler

okay think i will have them after new year. i am riding about a hour and a half a day, how fast will they wear down?

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Try-All and Maxxis tyres use virtually the same compound.

If I was in the market for a new 19" tyre then it'd be either a Monty (that I'd then take a Stanley knife too and reduce some of the tread pattern a bit) or a Stiky Lite. My Eagle Claw was one of the best tyres I've ever used, and the Stiky Lites seem to be really nice too. If you can stretch to them, then do it. If not, get a Monty!

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Try-All and Maxxis tyres use virtually the same compound.

If I was in the market for a new 19" tyre then it'd be either a Monty (that I'd then take a Stanley knife too and reduce some of the tread pattern a bit) or a Stiky Lite. My Eagle Claw was one of the best tyres I've ever used, and the Stiky Lites seem to be really nice too. If you can stretch to them, then do it. If not, get a Monty!

i have the monty tyres now, so i am going for the lite's, hope they dont wear down as quickly as the monty.

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Try-all tyres are really gripy because of soft compound, but that makes them wear quite fast.

Edit: in general (correct if i'm wrong) list goes like this. From softest -> hardest.

Try-all -> eagle claw -> creepy crawler

i have the monty tyres now, so i am going for the lite's, hope they dont wear down as quickly as the monty.

Fail.

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For a grippy tyre, 6 months isn't really that bad...

yeah i know but if you dont have that much money, i dont have many money, it's a bit anoying changing tyres every 6 months, but i have started on a job now so i can change my tyres:) do you know/think that the try-all tyres would last as long as the monty ones?:)

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