Barely, just a 4 to 5. With all the rain though many rocks had some moss and/or lichen and worse through the creeks. My Michelin shod boots slipped a few times. Never happened before, maybe they used KO2 rubber?
Better get tested. Slippery rubber is a sure sign of covid.Barely, just a 4 to 5. With all the rain though many rocks had some moss and/or lichen and worse through the creeks. My Michelin shod boots slipped a few times. Never happened before, maybe they used KO2 rubber?
Probably MagiX. Try GumX.My Michelin shod boots slipped a few times.
I'm just glad it wasn't muddy, or he'd be out with the snips, cutting off knobs.Probably MagiX. Try GumX.
there’s a bullshit stat for every argument.
The K02 shoes are 3 years old, now plastic.KO2 rubber?
GumX for slow climbers and old grannies.Probably MagiX. Try GumX.
It was a Magi-X I sold you wasn't it?GumX for slow climbers and old grannies.
MagiX if you like speed and excitement.
Yes, the last 29" MagiX on the corona-planet.It was a Magi-X I sold you wasn't it?
So based on your criteria above, do they make a Gum-Gum-X?Yes, the last 29" MagiX on the corona-planet.
FIFYGumX for grip.
MagiX if you like longevity.
It was a bit of a joke with Moorey when he scooped up all the GumX tyres left in the world.So based on your criteria above, do they make a Gum-Gum-X?
I know of a shop that has stock.Yes, the last 29" MagiX on the corona-planet.
Are his literally falling apart? Mine have cracks in the rubber down the centre of the tread and all around the edges. Sweats sealant like a bastard too....FIFY
Felix is 100% convert as a gravity race tyre. Good enough for me
So you're saying Mtb'ing is extremely safe...?
I’m not seeing any sealant residue in that used tyre he has - not sure I can take tyre advice from someone who uses inner tubes….It was a bit of a joke with Moorey when he scooped up all the GumX tyres left in the world.
The MagiX is recommended as a front tyre but its actually a harder compound that GumX, Michelin reckons the front needs harder shoulder knobs to get that necessary grip at speed, where the GumX soft knobs deform to a certain extent and dont get as much bite at break neck speed
Us old blokes that dont need that 2% extra grip at the speeds that we dont do anyway, but definitely need the 20% extra grip of the GumX on our slower meanderings around the trails.
It was compared by an rAdelaide blogger, maybe a bit harsh but good.
Well it really is a table on deaths / million and I can only find stats on "Cyclists" as road toll statistic (around 30 - 50 die per year) with 3.43 million regular cyclists and 8.39 million riding in the last year the ratio per million deaths would be between 4 and 10 depending on how you want to make them up.So you're saying Mtb'ing is extremely safe...?
Excellent.
Nope and nope. I’m still running a front he raced at Maydena 2019. One knob gone, couple of small cracks. No issues, no leaking, no problems.Are his literally falling apart? Mine have cracks in the rubber down the centre of the tread and all around the edges. Sweats sealant like a bastard too....
No Pfister available round here so I’ve taken my chances and just been jabbed with the AZ.
I feel like River Phoenix!
I keep meaning to take mine in to see if they'll warranty them… muchos cracking…Nope and nope. I’m still running a front he raced at Maydena 2019. One knob gone, couple of small cracks. No issues, no leaking, no problems.