Hahaha :-D Yeah, for most of the rest of the world, 3C MaxxTerra is more than enough grip, even in the wet. Heck, it's all I've even ridden as the grippiest compound and I've been told that in the wet, our trails are slicker than stuff in New England _(which surprised me)._ I don't wanna be dragging around all that extra rolling resistance when I'm heading out for a nice 6 hour pedal which will involve a wide variety of trail surfaces and elevation gain/loss, rolling, flat etc. In our rainy season, then heck yeah, for sure I'd love some MaxxGrip compound tyres for the slick, wet coral and roots on the trails I love, but only for them and there's only really a couple anyways, so, it's kind of a is it really worth it for such a low percentage of the trail/trails we have that "need" it.
Feb. 18, 2022, 5:25 a.m. - Lynx .
Hahaha :-D Yeah, for most of the rest of the world, 3C MaxxTerra is more than enough grip, even in the wet. Heck, it's all I've even ridden as the grippiest compound and I've been told that in the wet, our trails are slicker than stuff in New England _(which surprised me)._ I don't wanna be dragging around all that extra rolling resistance when I'm heading out for a nice 6 hour pedal which will involve a wide variety of trail surfaces and elevation gain/loss, rolling, flat etc. In our rainy season, then heck yeah, for sure I'd love some MaxxGrip compound tyres for the slick, wet coral and roots on the trails I love, but only for them and there's only really a couple anyways, so, it's kind of a is it really worth it for such a low percentage of the trail/trails we have that "need" it.