Worldwide Cyclery i was recommended Convict/Breakout combo and for my riding style ITS awesome! Came from mm/hd(schwalbe) and to me IT feels a bit better and a lot faster rolling. Grip is top notch on everything but wet roots. Went soft front hard rear rubber. Next time i’ll go softx2
WTB is selling good quality product for a better price than Maxxis. Maxxis seems to have been running up their prices within the past couple of years so it is good to see them have some competition.
I'm still riding a 26" bike, but I just installed a Trail Boss 2.25 on the rear and a Vigilante 2.3 on the front. I can't wait to get out and see how it performs.
Was a Maxxis lover until I tried WTB. WTB is my favorite so far. Vigilante/Trail Boss light/fast really woke up my alloy Patrol. Love the braking traction of the Trail Boss.
Still have some Velociraptors on an old Giant Ac2. Had a blast growing up riding on those. Wish they made a 29er version for those wet rides in winter. I would buy a set for every bike I have.
I use the Trail Boss 2.25 as a front and a CST Ouster 2.25 as a rear with really good results.The CST is a little more narrow than the WTB, (they must measure differenly than one another) but it feels like a nice setup.
i turned up to the megavalanche last year with a riddler on the back, man i had some funny looks. Its one of the most capable and predictable tyres ive ever ridden when it comes to hardpack. the thing loves to drift! i got 3 waiting for me in the garage, theyre going on as soon as summer comes to the UK.
I'm running 2.5 Breakouts, front and rear, both Light Casing, Fast Rolling. This is on my hardtail, which I use for commuting, dog running, store runs, just feel like pedaling a bike, etc. These tires are great for asphalt, sidewalk, gravel, dirt paths, short grass and pretty much anything else you come across during urban rides. Unfortunately, WTB has discontinued the Breakouts. As soon as I heard about that, I snapped up two sets of these tires. They're the right size, compound, mix of rolling speed and good grip for urban riding. I'm set for a while, but I'll be at a loss on what to do once I wear these out.
Currently running Vigilante 2.5 HG/Tough front and Judge 2.4 HG/Tough rear - AMAZEBALLS! Going to give the Trailboss 2.4 rear in summer and as well as Judge front and rear. WTB my fav tires!
Great stuff guys! Loved the video. Actually tried WTB tires before. Really like them, they grip well but are just kind of heavy. But I do run their gravel tires and those are TOP NOTCH.
Had WTB rims on a bike, they were absolutely super (well beyond the call of duty). I trust them as a company. That, "Riddler" tire looks perfect for my riding style. Their aggressive tires look to have overkill side blocking. I just realize I'm not actually riding muddy chunder 90% of the time, but like roads, and whatever other boringly necessaries.
I have a diamondback mission 1 and it came stock with Vigilante 2.3 front and rear and I really like the tires. In 8 months I just had one pinch in my rear and the sealant did the work quickly so no issues. I recommend this setup
I actually just put on a pair of velociraptors on my bike last week. I love these things and I will probably keep using them for a long time since they just grip so well on the climbs, which my local trails have a lot of.
My bike came with ranger 3.0s on my plus bike (2016 cannondale cujo 1) they hooked up great when they were brand new, but after 5 months they were pretty much worn out. (I'm suprises that they lasted that long) I had switched to bridger 3.0s (the most aggressive that I could find local) they hook up 100x better the the rangers ever did. And after about a year and a half riding there still not worn. I would highly reccomend them who rides in rocky, loose dirt areas, They just hook up Thanks for the great comparison guys!
WTB was my go-to brand - Weirwolf 26 & Bronson 29 - perfect for our flavor of dry, loose, scree over hard - until I got a couple poorly constructed ones.
Got my Alutech Sennes with Convict front & rear, 1.3kg per tire. Switched them to Magic Mary in the front and Rock Razor in the rear, both with SG casing. Saved me about 1kg, more my style.
1. Good video, but weird science for sure. 2. I didn't know WTB makes tires, but I always ride their saddles. 3. You've got the Elvis smile down at 9:28. 4. Worldwide Cyclery rocks!
To complement the video, one needs to remember that the nano was the first ever 29" tire ! It was around 2000 i think. Thanks wtb for making 29ers happen ! They also released the first 29" dh tire, the Dissent. It was short lived, but i got 2, and their lateral grip is incredible.
I have the WTB Riddler 2.25 x 27.5 on my Giant Talon 2 (2017). These tyres are very impressive, nimble, playful & functional at various on/off-road riding conditions. It's truly fast-rolling & surprisingly silent at high speeds esp. on asphalt tarmacs. Tyre center knobs are reliably grippy, & side knobs deliver stable cornering even on low tilts. This XC tyre is also good at delivering stopping power esp. during sudden breaking, allowing me to quickly manage the bike from crashing. Tyre pressure sweet spot is between 30 & 35 PSI. >35, bike becomes rowdy & bumpy. Fair warning though. Tyre can easily lose grip on wet, glassy-smooth, & loose surfaces. Reduce tyre pressure when needed. Overall, it's a great tyre that is reasonably priced! It's not always an easy find esp. here in the Philippines. So when I had the opportunity, I bought it with haste! Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines! #KeepBiking
I personally ride vigilante´s front and back and i love them. a fast rolling light casing in the rear and a grippy light casing in the front. the lifespan of the front blows me away. awesome setup
I loved the 26x2.1 Nano on my old Cannondale F2000. I really wish they offered that tire in a lightweight 29x2.3. They roll soooo fast and grip so much better than what you’d think just by looking at the tread.
Hey @Worldwide Cyclery - can you please make a video for hardtails with few suitable set of tyres? I find your tyre overview videos very informative and a some video guides on hardtial will be very helpful for many like me.
I’m happy that WTB is offering 29x2.6” tires. I haven’t used wtb in a while but I was wondering how the 2.6” tire measure up?As you know Maxxis run small.
I've been riding Maxxis forever but I put a light high grip Vigilante on the front of my trail bike but still have a DHR2 on the rear. Really impressed with the grip on the front and will definitely try the Trail Boss rear when the DHR wears out.
Just for shits and giggles I put on Riddler's front and back. I was pretty damn surprised how much lateral grip I had on a smooth track. I have to be an idiot with the brakes to get them to slide out. Super fun for smooth dusty trails. For everything else, I like the Vigilantes.
Jeff, love you vids, super helpful. It would be great if you could do some timed rides with power meters comparing all these tyres between brands, and different types of riding, including long XC rides like 30 miles +, thats what i do mainly. Cheers Tom
I just got a jamis dragon slayer with 26 plus wheels. It has the WTB Rangers and 26 by 3.0. I like them, maybe not as much as I like my 27.5 by 2.8 swallowby nobby nics on my pine mountain but they seem to be decent. I only wish that they still had the tough version in 26 because I worry about the sidewall thickness on the light. My old 29er had the nano 2.1 and they weren't bad at all I just didn't like how harsh the ride was with the smaller volume tires on a rigid bike but they seem to be efficient and also had pretty decent traction in the sloppy stuff.
Follow up on the trail boss,,, bought two (only 2 29" 2.25 available WTB tires in my local bike shop).. Great rear tire, fast rolling and grabby but beware running a trail boss as front tire if you ride a lot of gravel/rural/fire roads! Found the knobs would tend to often grab and throw tons of gravel up into my face and ping off the bottom tube of my bike chipping the paint. Definitely better to ride a more aggressive Vigilante up front
My Whyte T130 came with Vigilante/trailboss and I just didn't like it, back end was always loosing traction on climbs and was far to tail happy. I put on the Conti Mountain kings mk2 2.4/2.2 I had on the hard tail and was instantly happy, also knocked 20 seconds off a local climb with no extra effort over the WTB time ( 10% ). Currently running DHF and DHR for winter slop but heading into the shed in a min to go MK 2.4/2/4 I'f I had 2.6 I'd be trying that front and rear
I have the Nano 2.1 on my Norco Charger and noticed the sidewalls seem to have small splits starting to form around the circumference. Lots of tread left but I'm concerned about catastrophic failure one day, so looking into tire reviews.
The Velociraptor was the best hire anybody ever made in fortunately it was WTB most definitely love that tire when did they stop making it and why don't they bring it back
I'm considering getting a fat Vigilante or a Trail boss for my 29er RM Instinct, but I'm unsure if they would fit or not, I've heard they are pretty tall
a common combination is vigilante/front and trail boss/rear. what about trail boss both front and rear (29x2,25)? or trail boss/front and riddler/rear? (again 29x2,29) any advice? any comments? notice: for XC/AM use
Solid video as always. Riding the famous DHF/DHR II and it seems hard to beat. I m probably going to try ethirteen semi slick/TRS Combo when it comes out... do you have a date for new ethirteen tires?
My stock 2.8 Ranger tires are pretty good in the dry, they get pretty loose on fast turns but fast rolling. In the mud they are terrible. Great summer tires, terrible winter tires.
Great info!!! I have the Nano 2.1 on my Salsa gravel bike... Quick question for you: I am 150 lbs and am not carrying a lot of extra weight. how low can I run the tire pressure safely when riding off roads? Thanks for your time
Can I get an advise on tires set up on my full suspension haro mountain bike, I run the fat tire on back or front? Riding on dirt,dry,mud, rocks, just about anything that mother nature feels like throwing... 27.5 x2.4 wtb vigilante front? 27.5x 2.3 wtb trail boss rear? 27.5 x2.3 wtb vigilante front? 27.5x2.4 wtb trail boss rear?
Most folks like to run a wider tire on the front, myself included, that way you get maximum traction on the front, where it really counts but you do not have excessive weight in the rear.
What do you think of the vigilante as a rear tyre ? Things are a bit wet and slippery here in Australia atm . Thinking vigilante high grip on front , maybe vigilante fast rolling on the rear , both in 2.6 . Like the feel of wide rubber , and just thought with the slippery conditions the vigilante might give more grip in the rear than the trail boss ? Or am I missing something? Cheers
Which WTB tire combo would you guys choose? Let us know!
What about the Convict???
Vigilante on the front and trail boss rear FTW!
@Jeff what brand bike is that behind you I like it🤔🤗 do a review on it if you haven't already 👍👌🤧
That is the Devinci Troy 29 :)
Worldwide Cyclery i was recommended Convict/Breakout combo and for my riding style ITS awesome! Came from mm/hd(schwalbe) and to me IT feels a bit better and a lot faster rolling. Grip is top notch on everything but wet roots. Went soft front hard rear rubber. Next time i’ll go softx2
WTB is selling good quality product for a better price than Maxxis. Maxxis seems to have been running up their prices within the past couple of years so it is good to see them have some competition.
I had them VelociRaptors on my 98' stumpy Pro ... loved those tires back then.. currently rocking Nobby Nic tires on my Anthem 29er
Vigilante + Trail Boss combo = all day, everyday
I remember the Ground Control, it was a total game changer 30 years ago.
My wife just bought me the Vigi 2.5 and Tb 2.4 as an anniversary present. She loves me :)
I'm still riding a 26" bike, but I just installed a Trail Boss 2.25 on the rear and a Vigilante 2.3 on the front. I can't wait to get out and see how it performs.
I just bought a pair of Ranger 2.8 for my Bucksaw from you guys before even seeing this video. Love the tires so far.
Was a Maxxis lover until I tried WTB. WTB is my favorite so far. Vigilante/Trail Boss light/fast really woke up my alloy Patrol. Love the braking traction of the Trail Boss.
Still have some Velociraptors on an old Giant Ac2. Had a blast growing up riding on those. Wish they made a 29er version for those wet rides in winter. I would buy a set for every bike I have.
I use the Trail Boss 2.25 as a front and a CST Ouster 2.25 as a rear with really good results.The CST is a little more narrow than the WTB, (they must measure differenly than one another) but it feels like a nice setup.
i turned up to the megavalanche last year with a riddler on the back, man i had some funny looks. Its one of the most capable and predictable tyres ive ever ridden when it comes to hardpack. the thing loves to drift! i got 3 waiting for me in the garage, theyre going on as soon as summer comes to the UK.
I've been loving the content on your channel! Also, I really appreciate all the help I've been getting from the staff with product specific questions.
I'm running 2.5 Breakouts, front and rear, both Light Casing, Fast Rolling. This is on my hardtail, which I use for commuting, dog running, store runs, just feel like pedaling a bike, etc. These tires are great for asphalt, sidewalk, gravel, dirt paths, short grass and pretty much anything else you come across during urban rides.
Unfortunately, WTB has discontinued the Breakouts. As soon as I heard about that, I snapped up two sets of these tires. They're the right size, compound, mix of rolling speed and good grip for urban riding.
I'm set for a while, but I'll be at a loss on what to do once I wear these out.
Currently running Vigilante 2.5 HG/Tough front and Judge 2.4 HG/Tough rear - AMAZEBALLS! Going to give the Trailboss 2.4 rear in summer and as well as Judge front and rear. WTB my fav tires!
Everyone at the shop is loving the trail boss too! Their products are the best.
Great stuff guys! Loved the video. Actually tried WTB tires before. Really like them, they grip well but are just kind of heavy. But I do run their gravel tires and those are TOP NOTCH.
Had WTB rims on a bike, they were absolutely super (well beyond the call of duty). I trust them as a company. That, "Riddler" tire looks perfect for my riding style. Their aggressive tires look to have overkill side blocking. I just realize I'm not actually riding muddy chunder 90% of the time, but like roads, and whatever other boringly necessaries.
I have Velociraptors on my 26" still. They are pretty rad!
I’ve had mine for over ten years and going strong!
Can you do an episode on Continental tires?
That is something we might do in the future! :)
I have a diamondback mission 1 and it came stock with Vigilante 2.3 front and rear and I really like the tires. In 8 months I just had one pinch in my rear and the sealant did the work quickly so no issues. I recommend this setup
It's nice to see someone other than Maxxis getting some exposure.
I did the Vigilante/trailboss setup and I like it.
I just did the same thing. Waiting for the first ride to see how it goes.
Yeah thats what I use
I actually just put on a pair of velociraptors on my bike last week. I love these things and I will probably keep using them for a long time since they just grip so well on the climbs, which my local trails have a lot of.
Also I converted them to tubeless, for anyone wondering if it's possible to do with velociraptors.
My bike came with ranger 3.0s on my plus bike (2016 cannondale cujo 1) they hooked up great when they were brand new, but after 5 months they were pretty much worn out. (I'm suprises that they lasted that long) I had switched to bridger 3.0s (the most aggressive that I could find local) they hook up 100x better the the rangers ever did. And after about a year and a half riding there still not worn.
I would highly reccomend them who rides in rocky, loose dirt areas, They just hook up
Thanks for the great comparison guys!
Awesome! Thanks for watching. :)
WTB was my go-to brand - Weirwolf 26 & Bronson 29 - perfect for our flavor of dry, loose, scree over hard - until I got a couple poorly constructed ones.
All that rubber and knobbed for our pleasure!!
Almost
Magic Mary front, Vigilante rear
Not featured, but I have the wolverines on my old 26"...good, inexpensive and high-volume...WTB also makes excellent urban riding tires
Got my Alutech Sennes with Convict front & rear, 1.3kg per tire. Switched them to Magic Mary in the front and Rock Razor in the rear, both with SG casing. Saved me about 1kg, more my style.
1. Good video, but weird science for sure.
2. I didn't know WTB makes tires, but I always ride their saddles.
3. You've got the Elvis smile down at 9:28.
4. Worldwide Cyclery rocks!
To complement the video, one needs to remember that the nano was the first ever 29" tire ! It was around 2000 i think. Thanks wtb for making 29ers happen ! They also released the first 29" dh tire, the Dissent. It was short lived, but i got 2, and their lateral grip is incredible.
Excellent timing, since I am in the market for a fresh set of MTB tires. Really enjoying all of the tire comparison videos.
Thanks for watching! Really appreciate that!
I have the WTB Riddler 2.25 x 27.5 on my Giant Talon 2 (2017). These tyres are very impressive, nimble, playful & functional at various on/off-road riding conditions. It's truly fast-rolling & surprisingly silent at high speeds esp. on asphalt tarmacs.
Tyre center knobs are reliably grippy, & side knobs deliver stable cornering even on low tilts.
This XC tyre is also good at delivering stopping power esp. during sudden breaking, allowing me to quickly manage the bike from crashing.
Tyre pressure sweet spot is between 30 & 35 PSI. >35, bike becomes rowdy & bumpy.
Fair warning though. Tyre can easily lose grip on wet, glassy-smooth, & loose surfaces. Reduce tyre pressure when needed.
Overall, it's a great tyre that is reasonably priced! It's not always an easy find esp. here in the Philippines. So when I had the opportunity, I bought it with haste!
Lots'a love, cheers, & Mabuhay, from tropical Philippines! #KeepBiking
I had Motoraptors a few years back. They were great. Really good in the UK weather
I personally ride vigilante´s front and back and i love them. a fast rolling light casing in the rear and a grippy light casing in the front. the lifespan of the front blows me away. awesome setup
Nice! I haven't heard of many people with a Vigilante on the rear! Where are you riding the most?
Might try the Vigilante/Trail Boss combo when my Maxxis DHF/DHR combo is worn out. Really like the subdued graphics and printing.
Definitely nice to see a break from the bright Maxxis logo on most bikes. :)
Thanks guys! I already a had a nice Rekon 2.6 on the back wheel and now I'm awaiting my Vigilante 2.8 for the front one.
I loved the 26x2.1 Nano on my old Cannondale F2000. I really wish they offered that tire in a lightweight 29x2.3. They roll soooo fast and grip so much better than what you’d think just by looking at the tread.
Wish they still made some version of the weirwolf ❤️ miss that tire (especially as a marin local)
Hey @Worldwide Cyclery - can you please make a video for hardtails with few suitable set of tyres? I find your tyre overview videos very informative and a some video guides on hardtial will be very helpful for many like me.
I run the Trail boss 2.8 in the front and a Ranger 2.8 in the back and love it.With cushcore....
I’m happy that WTB is offering 29x2.6” tires. I haven’t used wtb in a while but I was wondering how the 2.6” tire measure up?As you know Maxxis run small.
Vigilante 29x2.6 measured 2.71" at 20 psi on a 30.5mm iw rim
Really want to try a Vigilante in the front and Trail Boss in the back! These look epic!!
Great combo! Can't go wrong with those choices.
I've been riding Maxxis forever but I put a light high grip Vigilante on the front of my trail bike but still have a DHR2 on the rear. Really impressed with the grip on the front and will definitely try the Trail Boss rear when the DHR wears out.
2.4 trail boss in the rear and 2.5 vigilante up front. Pretty good combo. WTB tires seem to be a bit heavier in general compared to Maxxis.
Just for shits and giggles I put on Riddler's front and back. I was pretty damn surprised how much lateral grip I had on a smooth track. I have to be an idiot with the brakes to get them to slide out. Super fun for smooth dusty trails. For everything else, I like the Vigilantes.
Trail Boss 2.25 front and rear on my XC/road/Do it all hardtail
Same but recently threw a dhr ii up front at 2.3
@@Klips005 which do you prefer?
Good Tires lasted well compared to other brands ive used
I'm running Convict in front and Judge in the Back!!! 👍👍👍
Oh wow I had wtb tires on my old specialized rigid 26” when I was 8
Got the rail boss on my Kona Honzo .... LOVE THEM however ill be going to the WTB Vigilante after these :) NICE VID THANKS
See how well my Goma's work out. If my try the judge if I don't go minion next time. Nice clip, thanks for the info!
My hard tail came with vigilantly front ,trailboss rear. I've found them great for the condition here in Ireland .
Used to have those tires on my old 26" Gary Fisher. Not bad tires. Lasted a long time and I was not gentle with them.
Gary Fisher was my first Mountain Bike, Good memories on that thing.....
Let's see the continental tires next!!!
Just put the 2.5 Vigilante on the front and 2.4 Trail Boss on the rear yesterday. Should have got the Judge. Guess I'll be ordering another tire.
I have never ran WTB tyres and probably will not in a long time, but great to see other brands than Maxxis Schwalbe Continental.
You should try them they make a great product! :)
Yeah.. But I'd say WTB is pretty darn rare in Europe, especially Finland.
@@WorldwideCyclery . I really like now the ethirteen tires.
Jeff, love you vids, super helpful. It would be great if you could do some timed rides with power meters comparing all these tyres between brands, and different types of riding, including long XC rides like 30 miles +, thats what i do mainly. Cheers Tom
I run the trail boss for front and rear for trails in Phoenix, AZ.
I just got a jamis dragon slayer with 26 plus wheels. It has the WTB Rangers and 26 by 3.0. I like them, maybe not as much as I like my 27.5 by 2.8 swallowby nobby nics on my pine mountain but they seem to be decent. I only wish that they still had the tough version in 26 because I worry about the sidewall thickness on the light. My old 29er had the nano 2.1 and they weren't bad at all I just didn't like how harsh the ride was with the smaller volume tires on a rigid bike but they seem to be efficient and also had pretty decent traction in the sloppy stuff.
So good, Love all the WTB tires
Follow up on the trail boss,,, bought two (only 2 29" 2.25 available WTB tires in my local bike shop).. Great rear tire, fast rolling and grabby but beware running a trail boss as front tire if you ride a lot of gravel/rural/fire roads! Found the knobs would tend to often grab and throw tons of gravel up into my face and ping off the bottom tube of my bike chipping the paint. Definitely better to ride a more aggressive Vigilante up front
Hahaha ahaha you guys freakin rock, love all your videos always cracking me up and delivering solid facts and info 😂
Rock on guys!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching. :)
@@WorldwideCyclery yeah!
Just wish I had the weight of the tires 😔
I k ow there's a lot of models though hah!
Running a vigilante front and I like it more than the minion dhf now
Rode the Nano on my cross bike for a while... Not bad except that some much sealant bled through the sidewalls you couldn't tell what tire it was...
Nooo i can't concentrate with that devinci troy and mrp ribbon fork in the background! My dream bike and fork!
haha Rad! If you are interested in purchasing that exact bike shoot us an email at info@worldwidecyclery.com
700x40 Nano on my CX/Gravel bike for 4 years (2 sets) and I've gotten 1 flat! ONE!
I love the Convict 2.5, so much easier than the Judge.
I honestly never knew WTB made tires.... I just buy the hell out of their seats🤷♂️
They make some bad ass tires too!
@@WorldwideCyclery Now I know lol
On my brothers bike he is running a ranger front and rear on his trail/enduro bike and they work well for him
My Whyte T130 came with Vigilante/trailboss and I just didn't like it, back end was always loosing traction on climbs and was far to tail happy.
I put on the Conti Mountain kings mk2 2.4/2.2 I had on the hard tail and was instantly happy, also knocked 20 seconds off a local climb with no extra effort over the WTB time ( 10% ).
Currently running DHF and DHR for winter slop but heading into the shed in a min to go MK 2.4/2/4
I'f I had 2.6 I'd be trying that front and rear
Might try them out after I burn out my stock maxxis tires.
I have the Nano 2.1 on my Norco Charger and noticed the sidewalls seem to have small splits starting to form around the circumference. Lots of tread left but I'm concerned about catastrophic failure one day, so looking into tire reviews.
you make the best videos thank you.
You're old? I'm 53 and still trying ti run with the "kids". I remember when you had to have WTB Raptor series tires to be cool!
The Velociraptor was the best hire anybody ever made in fortunately it was WTB most definitely love that tire when did they stop making it and why don't they bring it back
I just put a new set on my 98 Gary fisher kaitai
They still make them. You can buy them but only for 26 inch wheels.
Thanks for making this
I was using a Minion dhf 2.5 and a Vigilante 2.3 on the back but have just put a Trail boss 2.4 on the back so hope I get a bit more speed 🤪
I'm considering getting a fat Vigilante or a Trail boss for my 29er RM Instinct, but I'm unsure if they would fit or not, I've heard they are pretty tall
a common combination is vigilante/front and trail boss/rear.
what about trail boss both front and rear (29x2,25)?
or trail boss/front and riddler/rear? (again 29x2,29)
any advice? any comments?
notice: for XC/AM use
Hey Jeff, thanks
Solid video as always. Riding the famous DHF/DHR II and it seems hard to beat. I m probably going to try ethirteen semi slick/TRS Combo when it comes out... do you have a date for new ethirteen tires?
We have those on our site now! www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/e-thirteen-lg1-race-semi-slick-29-x-2-35-2-ply-apex-aramid-race-compound#
Wtb #1. I always run vigi and trail boss
My stock 2.8 Ranger tires are pretty good in the dry, they get pretty loose on fast turns but fast rolling. In the mud they are terrible. Great summer tires, terrible winter tires.
Is the ranger 2.25 tubeless ready
My last WTB tire was indeed a velociraptor.
Well I should have watched this first 😂, ordered a 2.4 Trail Boss with Tan Walls for front and rear on my Anthem 27.5.
I wish the Riddlers came in a 700 by 35c. I’ve got a hybrid bike that I’d love to toss those on and have a more versatile commuter
Love how your saying vigilante 😂 Vig-o-lon-tay sounds like your saying. Maybe it's the American accent haha. Sweeet video 🤙🤙
dude I can't wait until the 29x2.8 Vigilante. yes it's coming and it gon R O L L
I got the ranger and vigilante on my 27.5+ MTB
Great info!!! I have the Nano 2.1 on my Salsa gravel bike... Quick question for you: I am 150 lbs and am not carrying a lot of extra weight. how low can I run the tire pressure safely when riding off roads? Thanks for your time
Can you do an episode for Panaracer tires??
Can you make a video about the difference of wtb tires and maxxis tires?😊
Gravel and street and a good in the snow and ice tires is what I would like.
Can I get an advise on tires set up on my full suspension haro mountain bike, I run the fat tire on back or front? Riding on dirt,dry,mud, rocks, just about anything that mother nature feels like throwing...
27.5 x2.4 wtb vigilante front?
27.5x 2.3 wtb trail boss rear?
27.5 x2.3 wtb vigilante front?
27.5x2.4 wtb trail boss rear?
Most folks like to run a wider tire on the front, myself included, that way you get maximum traction on the front, where it really counts but you do not have excessive weight in the rear.
Review Vittoria
I run a ranger rear trail boss front works well for me.
Nice video, I would love to see the opinion of these tires compared to their skin wall brothers.
If I run a Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5 Maxterra EXO front and Maxxis Griffin 2.3 Maxterra DD rear, what would I run in WTB?
Hey Alex, I would try the Vigilante up front and the Trail Boss in the rear to have something similar to what you are currently riding. :)
Worldwide Cyclery awesome! What compounds and casings?
What do you think of the vigilante as a rear tyre ? Things are a bit wet and slippery here in Australia atm . Thinking vigilante high grip on front , maybe vigilante fast rolling on the rear , both in 2.6 . Like the feel of wide rubber , and just thought with the slippery conditions the vigilante might give more grip in the rear than the trail boss ? Or am I missing something? Cheers