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22-02.-2006, 12:29 AM
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Michelin XCR tyres - how do they ride?
XCR AT
XCR Dry XCR Mud XCR Xtrem has anyone used them and what do you think - how do they compare to others at similar prices? I am needing to change my IRCs and am really liking the look of the XCR range.... |
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31-03.-2006, 01:59 AM
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Re: Michelin XCR tyres - how do they ride?
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The XCR dry might be hard to find as Michelin has replaced it with the XCR Dry2. The tire is WAY faster and smoother rolling on hard pack terrain. The mud is a nice tire, but i would rather run the XCR A.T. if you still want the 2.0 tire, if you like a 2.2 run the dual Compound All Mountain (same tires as the XCR AT just a 2.2 version). the XCR X'Trem is a real durable and beefy tire. We recommend it to all kinds of people on the race circuit for 4 cross and all kinds of things.... Any of the Michelin XCR (dual compound) tires will work GREAT for you. |
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