Good stuff, AJ. Michelin tires are simply great. Their combination of performance in the wet, respectable weight, cost, and wear life is what brings me back each time. The Wild Grip'R2 initially sucked me in and I'm now a full-time Michelin fanboy.
I run 29x2.35 Force AMs front and rear on my singlespeed hardtail (Canfield Nimble 9) which is pretty much the bike I ride all the time now, from XC to DH. The tires roll for days and hold their own when things get a little rowdy, I'll definitely be stepping up to the Wild AMs next or go full Wild Enduro if my legs oblige.
Oct. 18, 2018, 6:15 a.m. - MTBrent
Good stuff, AJ. Michelin tires are simply great. Their combination of performance in the wet, respectable weight, cost, and wear life is what brings me back each time. The Wild Grip'R2 initially sucked me in and I'm now a full-time Michelin fanboy. I run 29x2.35 Force AMs front and rear on my singlespeed hardtail (Canfield Nimble 9) which is pretty much the bike I ride all the time now, from XC to DH. The tires roll for days and hold their own when things get a little rowdy, I'll definitely be stepping up to the Wild AMs next or go full Wild Enduro if my legs oblige.