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thirsty2

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i've seen a maxis highroler downhill (the 1 with the orange stripe going around near the tred of the tyre) in my local bike shop

i was wondering what they would be like for trials.

are the sidewalls strong or are they just a complete waste of money

cheers people!

alex :-

Edited by farehamtrialsmassive05
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I have the maxxis mo-fos and they don't even compare to the maxxis high rollers, amazing tyres, get them, btw with all the maxxis tyres i've had i've only had 2 punctures, one was from riding through glass and theother was from being slashed.

joefish

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The highroller is a great all round tyre but the 60a compund could be a bit hard and not grip that well.. If i were you i would ask them to order a super tacky. But a better tyre for trials are the maxxis minions in 42a super tacky. These grip really really well and i see alot of people using them. Don't go for slow reezey as i think they are way to soft, and wont last 5 minuts on the road. The slow reezey tyres are off road use only if you want them to last.

(Just for a note, the reason they super tacky tyres and the slow reezey tyres dont have the orange band on them is because the compound of the tyres are too soft and maxxis couldn't get the orange band to stick. ;) )

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