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The Good: I have the 2.5 version in the 3c compound and I run it as a back tire. It is a great all round tire that can handle almost anything you throw at it. The tire is very predictable and performs well in almost all conditions. It is pretty fast rolling and it leaves me not worrying about my back tire because it does its job.

The Bad: Like I said I have the 2.5 with the 3c compound. This version is very heavy and leaves me wanting some lighter tires. If you are using it for DH I would go with the 2.35 for the rear end. The 3c compound was supposed to offer the best grip while still having it last a long time. I have run through these tires extremely fast and since they are pretty expensive I might start to consider moving to another rear tire.

The Good: Super light. Extra pads come with it. It doesn't look enormous on your head like some of the other helmets out there.

The Bad: Protects my head too well, now I don't have an excuse to get out of work...

The Good: Great long lasting tread, 2.2 width is great for handling the trail, High-volume, lightweight, a true racing tire.

The Bad: I cant say there is a bad for the tire

The Good: Due to the tight center knobs, it rolls incredibly fast. Corners amazingly. love the 2.4

The Bad: a tad unpredictable.

The Good: Lot of grip on soft terrains like wet soil, mud or grass. Easy to turn into the corners. Good durability.

The Bad: Too much resistance to roll. Specially tiring in long enduro trails.

The Good: Rolls incredibly fast. Super light weight. Hooks up like no other cross country tire I have ever ridden before.

The Bad: Possibly could be a little wider?

The Good: It rolls surprisingly fast for how well it hooks up. Corners amazing in drier conditions.

The Bad: Tighter knobs make for not so good in the mud.

The Good: Hooks up beautifully. Really shows its potential in the mud, or blown out dry conditions.

The Bad: A little flexy in hard pack conditions.

The Good: Rolls very fast, perfect width, has thick rubber on top of the tread for the best flat protection, perfect for drier conditions.

The Bad: A little on the heavy side, and not the best for wet rocks/roots, but it isn't a wet tire anyway.

The Good: I've been riding with the Racing Ralph (2.1 x 29) for almost 6 month now, and I have to say its a really good tire, I got them in my Giant anthem x 29, and since the first ride i noticed the good grip, of this tires, when climbing it has a really good traction and keeps a fast rolling speed... when it comes to hitting down the trials I was really surprised, they have a really good grip when going down, I've tried them on dusty trails as well in moody ones, and they work really good

The Bad: Well its hard to find a negative thing about this tires, I will say it might loose grips sometimes in really fast corners, and the wear-out fast.. in the last 6 moth I've changed the back tires twice and the front once ( I ride my bike 6 times a week, around 30km each day)