brooce Prrt
Gdynia, Poland
Male / 17
Member Since: Jun 20, 2007

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Bike I ride: Hardtail, based on Dartmoor Creeper frame, drived by Sram, stopped by Hayes. RS Argyle.
Favorite Trails: Every trail is a good trail.
About Me: I like almost every kind of cycling, from XC through light DH to a little Trial. But the most I've cherished 4x's fluency :)
Products Recommended: RockShox Argyle 409 | Hayes Stroker Trail | FSA Gravity Orbit XL11 Headset | Funn Rippa | Easton EA30 Aluminum Seat Post | SRAM X9 Rear Derailleur Long | Kenda Small Block Eight/Tomac Edition | Easton EA50 Riser Bar | Funn Full On | ODI Ruffian Lock-On Grip | Funn Combat Grips
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posted in "Post your 4X bikes" ( 12 hours ago )
brooce commented under szymkob2's photo ( Nov 17, 2009 at 7:18 )
Nowa ramka widzę :D Good pic ;)

brooce commented under kasiadarska's photo ( Nov 13, 2009 at 6:20 )
Wow, that's pretty nice ;)

brooce commented under j-brantley's photo ( Nov 8, 2009 at 11:23 )
'cause the previous todays POD was a stollen picture (and was POD second time) ;) It's a little pity that it was changed soo lateee... but good that wasn't ignored at all

brooce commented under karl-burkat's blog ( Nov 8, 2009 at 0:33 )
How much does each episode last?

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benplatt wrote
Dec 6, 2008 at 13:34
oh yeah, the maxxis is bigger by a long way. The volume looks huge as the tread is only on the top as opposed to the edges so it looks quite round. Dont let it put you off, they are great!

benplatt wrote
Dec 6, 2008 at 5:59
I've still got my SBE, would never get rid of it! It does wear immensly fast if you skid, but thats pretty much the same with all tires. Mine are 1.95 but they dont seem too small, still keep in line round most corners unless they are slippy or very fast, flat corners. Depends on what pressure you run them at, i go with 25-30ish psi for racing to prevent flats but i've not had many. Really fast aswell, incredibly quick acceleration and roll forever but they don't keep much traction under braking. Ive got my TT in 2.35 singly ply supertacky, and to be honest i prefer this to my highroller! I find highrollers are horribly unpredictable, but the TT feels controlled. It does skip around now and then on really dry dusty days but once you get a tad of moisture on them, they are awesome. I would get a thinner version if possible though, but not sure you can in supertacky.

NeonBiker wrote
Nov 19, 2008 at 9:44
no not at all, still got mine on and still got a reasonable amount left, would highly recommend them

stinkybigd wrote
Oct 30, 2008 at 8:49
i have riden them in pretty much every condition. they are a XC tire so they some wut a lot of grip and tread. they are soo light and stuff too. ive ridden them in dry, dusty conditions as well as rain and they work awesome. i will always stick with them.

02tbri wrote
Mar 28, 2008 at 10:00
lol thanks man, its pretty hard to get them right tho, but i jus love to build it so i can see how it works Razz