I had a shorty on the front of the Bronson and couldn't stop it squirming in corners. Fucking unnerving. I probably run lower pressures than yogi but still pumped up it was scary.Holy crap. Forgot about this thread.
A quick update on some of my findings. I'm still getting lots of wobbly casings in Maxxis. I'm also finding that they still tend to be weepy even in DD. Shortys and HRs are good in loose or wet conditions. DHFs and Aggressors are good in the dry.
On the Schwalbe front, I've been running the Magic Mary and Hans Dampf combo in a povo Evolution Super Gravity Soft. Holy shit it's good. Rolling resistance is really good for the level of grip available for everything from sandstone to sandy soil. Durability seems ok but haven't been pushing them hard.
The Vittoria Martello and Mazza in TNT 4c compound could be the new enduro kings. They have arguably more grip then the Michelin Wild Enduros especially in loose conditions, but have a tougher casing, more durable rubber compound and competitive weight. The only downside is more rolling resistance, but this is offset by better mud clearance.
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