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By Steve 01 - Posted on 15 August 2008

Just received my rear tire for the 8hr @ Stromlow and what a corker weighing in at a scant 420grams for a UST tire Incredible!!.Looks fast just sitting there can't wait to test it out Oh it's a Schwalbe Furious Fred if your wondering

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ar_junkie's picture

They have no traction when climbing... Looks like you'll be needing your running shoes for those parts... Eye-wink

Steve 01's picture

420 gram tire there is no climbing

Rob's picture

Hmmmmm:

http://www.schwalbe.com/gbl/en/homepage/index.ph...

Why don't you just take the slicks from your scummer? Eye-wink

Steve 01's picture

they don't fit

Buck's picture

Scary lack of knobs for a MTB tyre!

One line is worrying:

But beware: Furious Fred is not an allrounder, its grip is limited and risk of punctures is high.

Bernd's picture

... German, it's Goooooood!!!!!
Bernd

ar_junkie's picture

Too loudly when you pass Steve slipping on hills or fixing punctures... Eye-wink

Carlgroover's picture

that tear open at the sight of a rock that's the biggest problem, make sure you carry a spare tyre or 2 for 8hrs Steve. Smiling

Steve 01's picture

you doubters out the window. Raving review http://www.light-bikes.de/website/new/2007/09/24...

Rob's picture

In english:

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%...

I admit it looks better in this picture:

Are those Juicy Ultimates with red anno bolts? Eh? They come with Ti bolts standard so what gives there? Eye-wink

Little-Ditty's picture

I have always found Stromlo to be very slippery. Especially with that thin gritty top later of dirt. I think you will find your new tyre very slippery indeed. Quite so, on the fast corners. And Stromlo is a real rock garden in places. I hope your tyre are up to it mate. Smiling At least it's the rear.

alchemist's picture

That's a fast tyre for hard pack trails, loose over hard pack like stromlo not so much.

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