Tag: tyres

  • Ridden: Vittoria Corsa Pro (vs Control NEXT vs Control Graphene vs Rubino Pro)

    Ridden: Vittoria Corsa Pro (vs Control NEXT vs Control Graphene vs Rubino Pro)

    What more can you say about tyres that hasn’t already been said? We know they are the most important part on any bike, the vital contact point between the road and rider, hopefully avoiding the two meeting in an unceremonious manner. They can make or break any ride, and render the finest of bicycles as…

    Click or not: Ridden: Vittoria Corsa Pro (vs Control NEXT vs Control Graphene vs Rubino Pro)
  • Ridden: Vittoria Corsas

    Ridden: Vittoria Corsas

    The capellini that you’re used to seeing on road bikes are quickly falling out of fashion. Even the pros, known for their loyalty to skinny and fast at all costs have been spotted chowing down on wider and wider rubber. The average punter (you and I and that other guy) can benefit from the many…

    Click or not: Ridden: Vittoria Corsas
  • Ridden: Teravail Cannonball Tyres

    Ridden: Teravail Cannonball Tyres

    Words: Kristine Ford Photos: Brett Kennedy On my very first mountain bike ride about five years ago I was given some pretty sage advice: “Trust your tyres.” This advice has stayed with me and been my mantra whenever I’m freaking about the terrain I’m riding. I say it over and over while trying to negotiate…

    Click or not: Ridden: Teravail Cannonball Tyres
  • Plugged: Dynaplug Tyre Repair System

    Plugged: Dynaplug Tyre Repair System

    Running tubeless tyres is something that every mountain biker should be doing. The benefits of lower pressures and fewer (if not zero) flats are well-founded. Tubes are relegated to emergency measures when something goes wrong and you are stuck miles from safety. But sometimes things do go wrong, and usually that means a rip or…

    Click or not: Plugged: Dynaplug Tyre Repair System
  • Ridden: Maxxis Minion WT Tyres

    Ridden: Maxxis Minion WT Tyres

    It’s probably the most important and all-encompassing trend in mountain biking since tubeless or the dropper post, one that isn’t driven by fashion, one that provides actual performance benefits and can make your ride a more enjoyable one. What is it? Wide rims and tyres, of course. What goes around comes around, and while anything wider than…

    Click or not: Ridden: Maxxis Minion WT Tyres