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Are the Continental Danny Mac tyres worth it?


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From my experience they don't like being run at 60psi.

I've had 2 different tires have the same issue. The outer carcass separates from the bead. I fount the thread had snapped.

Both tires had 60psi when they failed, one was much worse then the other.

I will say while running them they were truly amazing, sadly they don't suit my needs.

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53 minutes ago, Big G said:

Are they good for a full on trials bike ie echo. Or are they more of a street tyre. Can get a "24" fat Albert 

Been fitting these to a few plus size kids 24" bikes at work recently. 

They're fairly light and have a nice soft sidewall If I ever got another 24" I'd try one out. 

Only thing to mention is clearance may be an issue 

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Clearance on an Echo isn't an issue, at least not for @Ross McArthur. When I rode them on my Echo I didn't have any complaints but then again, I was even worse back then than I am now. The BCC is something nice to have though. More so than some side knobs I think.

I only had one puncture even though I don't know at what pressure. At the end of this video. I didn't really hit it hard but I remember the stone being very sharp on the edges.

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I run them on both my bikes and love them, on the echo I run about 25psi and on the fourplay I run them at 40 ish. I only had one mare with punctures on the echo, got three in one night, first was caused by me not making a gap and ramming wheel into a sharp metal edge. The same gap caused the other two punctures but I was also using my spare 1.75-2.0 tubes which became very thin when stretched into the 2.4 conti so they didn't stand much of a chance. 

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51 minutes ago, Big G said:

Was expecting a deeper sidewall. 

Deep like in "stronger"? These tires are originally designed for street trials use i.e. higher pressures. They are for pure trials like the High Rollers for street trials: the best option out of no real fitting one. If you don't care about the weight, try to get some High Roller Super Tacky or Swampthing Super Tacky. They are pretty good tires even though they weigh around 300-400gr. more than the conti.

Edit: The High Roller ST isn't too expensive on this site and they seem to have it in stock.

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