Tires
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From: Austin <--> Colorado Springs
The Terra's would be better for street, snow/ice and fuel economy, while still performing well on the trails and having a semi-aggressive look for an AT tire.
The Trails would be better for, well, the trails. Not as good on the street, or snow/ice, or fuel economy, but they 'look' a lot better.
I ran the Terra's for a year before moving up to a bigger tire. They were great for all conditions I ran them in. Street/highway/trail/snow/ice - the only thing I did not try them in was mud.
The Trails would be better for, well, the trails. Not as good on the street, or snow/ice, or fuel economy, but they 'look' a lot better.
I ran the Terra's for a year before moving up to a bigger tire. They were great for all conditions I ran them in. Street/highway/trail/snow/ice - the only thing I did not try them in was mud.
Last edited by nthinuf; Feb 9, 2011 at 01:17 PM.
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From: asheville, n.c.
The Terra's would be better for street, snow/ice and fuel economy, while still performing well on the trails and having a semi-aggressive look for an AT tire.
The Trails would be better for, well, the trails. Not as good on the street, or snow/ice, or fuel economy, but they 'look' a lot better.
I ran the Terra's for a year before moving up to a bigger tire. They were great for all conditions I ran them in. Street/highway/trail/snow/ice - the only thing I did not try them in was mud.
The Trails would be better for, well, the trails. Not as good on the street, or snow/ice, or fuel economy, but they 'look' a lot better.
I ran the Terra's for a year before moving up to a bigger tire. They were great for all conditions I ran them in. Street/highway/trail/snow/ice - the only thing I did not try them in was mud.