My 29x3 was taller then my 26x4.7i don’t think this is true. If anything the weighted 26” tire is smaller. I have both sets for my blackborow and sitting next to each other they are nearly identical
My 29x3 was taller then my 26x4.7i don’t think this is true. If anything the weighted 26” tire is smaller. I have both sets for my blackborow and sitting next to each other they are nearly identical
My 29x3 was taller then my 26x4.7
Just put Dirt Wizards next to Lou/Buds and they like you said are just about the same height. Also checked the expected rim location and even 29 x 65mm with 3.25 tires may not fit. I instead ordered a set of 100mm x 26 rims from him and no clue what bike he has which would fit those monsters.yes, mine is also taller then my 4.8 but just barely. That’s the point I was trying to make
Just put Dirt Wizards next to Lou/Buds and they like you said are just about the same height. Also checked the expected rim location and even 29 x 65mm with 3.25 tires may not fit. I instead ordered a set of 100mm x 26 rims from him and no clue what bike he has which would fit those monsters.
I started on 29x3 Stache .... imo it’s probably the perfect all terrain/ season tire size ...
Tho on the FB trek Stache page many have gone to 29x 2.8 - 2.6 citing the 3.0 as too slow after cutting their teeth on the Stache ...
No issue with pedal strikes with smaller tires? The aluminum Stache models are some of the most capable and versatile bikes for the $. Nothing against carbon, just that the cost starts competing with dual suspension.
No issue with pedal strikes with smaller tires? The aluminum Stache models are some of the most capable and versatile bikes for the $. Nothing against carbon, just that the cost starts competing with dual suspension.