Cheap Tyres Vs Expensive Tyres | Can You Tell The Difference?

[@gmbn]

Can you tell the difference between cheap and expensive tyres? What tyres do you ride? Let us know!

[@arctifoxdrew4362]

The ones that came on a 2007 iron horse yakuza kumicho. Got it for $300

[@zacjohnson452]

Global Mountain Bike Network I run tires that came on my bike, which are no name tires. Seriously, there’s no brand name!

[@sanz.channel-08]

Schwalbe magic marry 😍

[@xtote]

Cheap mk definately slips a lot more ob rocks and roots than the expensive ones.

[@helmutbreuer2228]

for my type of riding i got conti xking on my focus vice front and rear. in rainy conditions i run the baron front and trail king rear. all the cheaper versions.

[@migatron1]

Continental should consider "Der Sadist" as the name for a climbing specific tyre

[@vonweizhacker]

Would it not be called Masochist?

[@vonweizhacker]

@@eingaming8033 Yeah, but only a masochist would use it (I know...) and the (masochist) rider buys and mounts the tire...you know...

[@tombowman8308]

Contadorist

[@sugarnads]

Derr fuhrer then... Consistent with the previous nomenclature...

[@feedbackzaloop]

Yeah, like "der Marquis" after marquis de Sad. Unfortunately Sasher-Masoch carried only a knight title.

[@Socratiszotos]

Doest the plasibo effect take part in this?? It should be a blind test where the one that tests the tyres didnt know which tyres he was riding with... The fact that they know that a tire is lighter will make them feel like so.... Love GMBN thought! Keep up the good work

[@SoapyWetDish]

I was thinking similar when switching to the second tyre he said it felt safer, given he was running the non-tubeless first tyre as a tubeless and above normal inflation, I’m not surprised.

[@Mockle07]

100% these tests should be “blind”. MCN (motorcycle publication) has done this many times with some surprising and counter-intuitive results, which is surely the point?

[@gw8770]

I dunno man, it's dangerous riding blindfolded

[@Mockle07]

Graham Waters ... 🤦🏼‍♂️ I knew I wasn’t going to get away without someone saying that! 😂

[@billincolumbia]

Yeah, needs to be blind and at the same psi.

[@dlaps9975]

Henry has been a sick addition to the channel. Well done GMBN!

[@steveco1800]

The cheaper non-tubeless ones with thinner sidewalls are probably designed to have the support of a tube, so no surprise they're flexy without. Would have been interesting if you tested it with tube as well...yes some of us still run tubes.

[@comethiburs2326]

there's lots of you... tubeless (only holds so much and) eventually punctures and is such a pain to set back up, that i see a lot of people who carry a spare tube and a co2 cardridge to finish a trail ending going back to tubes.

[@935turbo9]

In Germany we call it just " Der Baron" means something like "the duke".Great Video💪🏼

[@jackmills3188]

Der Kaiser is good

[@DirkSachse]

Ich möchte bitte einen "Der Baron" oder Ich möchte bitte einen "Baron"? Ich hätte jetzt auf letzteres getippt.

[@HansPeter-qu6yc]

Das Problem ist in dem fall, dass der reifen „der Baron“ heißt, somit ein Eigenname ist

[@935turbo9]

@@DirkSachse ja das stimmt, im normalen Sprachgebrauch rede ich auch von dem "Baron". Aber beispielsweise würde ich auch sagen "Der Baron hat viel Grip" oder sowas.

[@jdavis417]

I really like Der Baron! ;)

[@Malinovic1985]

So I come here to see comparison of cheap tires vs expensive and hope to learn something...and I get ad for Continental tyres...

[@migatron1]

Cheap vs Expensive, not Conti vs Maxxis etc. The analogy is still relevant regardless

[@CaptainShiny5000]

Yeah, I wish they'd seperate their sponsored content more from the educational/experimental content. Please, GMBN, just do some dedicated sponsored videos and the rest completely brand agnostic!

[@dannybeeh6332]

Bojan Malinović Continetal tyres are alright. They’re not good all rounders. Usually are either really grippy, or really fast. They are either paper thin or rock heavy. No balance whatsoever.

[@bonzobanana1]

@Henry Quinney I guess many of us came in expecting to see some actual cheap tyres compared to higher end tyres. I would of loved to have seen a comparison of ultra cheap mountain bike tyres £5-8 compared to tyres perhaps at £10-20, £20-30, 30-40 and £40+. Personally I don't think I've ever paid more than a tenner for a tyre, often choosing models on clearance but then I'm only a casual off-roader. I just feel Continental should have been mentioned in the title to be fair and honest.

[@Malinovic1985]

@Henry Quinney Hello Henry, I didn't mean to be rude or something like that, just wanted to point out that title of video is somewhat misleading. Anyhow I watched video, like I watch all videos you guys post. I know that without sponsors it would be hard to maintain channel. No hard feelings :).

[@JD2ndcity]

Bit unfair to call tubed clincher unstable when you're running it without a tube.

[@richardels556]

You guys just used more tires in one day than I've ever had in my life :)

[@Slayer9107]

All this bitching in comments about using just one brand of tyres... Yes, they are sponsored by Conti. No, they are not a review website/channel like mtbr or BikeRadar. This video is not about promoting Conti tyres. It's about differences in tyre choice in general. They just used whoever gave them the goods. You can find same/similar versions of tyres in portfolio of any brand. Just adapt the same information they are giving you in video to your preferred brand. Not even once they mentioned that you should buy Conti tyres over anything else or that they are way better, probably never in any of the videos they did. So how could it be biased? It in fact is mostly the sponsor that keep the channel running and going bigger and bigger, why mock them for it? Thanks Henry, nice video. I was always wondering about the major/subtle differences but not willing to buy all them tyres myself. :)

[@Ricochetmex]

Great to see Henry out in the trails! I always love his videos. And cmon guys, gmbn have always stated that Continental is one of their sponsors and this video is definetly not a huge ad. Is a comparation between different treats and casing which applies to every tyre brand, all of them have a cheap xc up to a downhill specific tyre, Henry even mentions some of the equivalent tyres for other brands.

[@hfbvc9480]

I ride continental barons on my specialised stump jumper 2009 . I love it they are so grippy on the trail

[@tazerface8659]

The production value of these videos are amazing. Thanks gmbn

[@adventuresofmtb8870]

Personally I run maxxis minion dhf exo on the front and an assegai dh casing on the rear. The reason I want down this route is because I was forever killing rear tyres on downhill rock gardens even with a tubeless set up (in the space of 5 months I destroyed a minion dhf exo and a nobby nic). So beefed up to a dh casing tyre on the rear and so far so good, although I have lost the pedal efficiency as stated in the video on uphills I'm confident the rear is going to hold out when the slabs and dh rock gardens come up.

[@petayV8]

Started running Vittoria's since watching Doddys factory video. absolutely love them

[@patmitchmitch156]

YES!!!! When your flying in the air and leaning sideways and you land and it bites in and you stay on. MAXXIS

[@scottcriss342]

Thanks for this. Before I knew the difference, I put a tire with lighter casing on my bike, and it lasted one ride before I ripped a hole in it. I'm a bigger guy (6'2"-220 pounds) so it takes a heavier casing to take the abuse. Good info.

[@banananarwhal6591]

Good to see henry out on the trails more 👍

[@derkaiser2616]

I'm riding Der Kaiser in the front and the race king in the back and for me is this a very nice combo

[@nitesight2020]

Henry is a damn good presenter for this type of material. Really informative and makes detailed info engaging. I really like his natural chatty style. Have enjoyed everything I've seen him do on GMBN. Great job!

[@FilipeRicardoMTB]

I have installed on my Canyon Exceed CF5 the Maxxis Ardent EXO TR at the front and Maxxis Rekon Race EXO TR at the back. A huge difference in terms of reliability and puncture resistance for the origin tyres Schwalbe Rocket Ron. Here in Portugal trails are very rocky and with rocks like blades so the resistance of the Maxxis tires is a no brainer here! Thank GMBN for your great videos !

[@marcoscheider2272]

i bought a cross king for my cannondale f-si. it works perfect for cross country, really love it. perfect tyre for wet and muddy days.

[@mrmosch1704]

The mechanic's bike is creaking!? What's going on? ;)

[@paulc3482]

Mr Mosch doddys on holiday

[@thinkdrinks384]

A mechanic's bikes always are in worse shape cuz thet're always fixing everyone else's bikes first. You gotta make some "me time" Henry ;-)

[@bhMTB_Brisbane]

90% is in this guys head. I imagine a blind test would be different

[@hobmarg]

Hah no way, you can immediately tell the difference between different tire treads the second you hit a corner, wet rocks/roots etc. You can also tell a light casing XC, enduro and DH casing in terms of dampness and how it holds up under hard cornering and of course the weight of a DH tire on climbs.

[@4partmedia]

Bruh.. u talkn bout a Pro Racer making things up in his head? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@uhhuh4733]

@@hobmarg ok but the one that he called unstable was also the one that was supposed to have a tube. he installed a tire that’s supposed to have a tube without a tube and called it unstable. i wonder why.

[@dmw0lton21]

Good to see Henry out on the trails. Would love to see a training day with Blake for technical challenges, Neil for downhill speed demons and Martyn for another episode of Trial challenges.

[@ahrencaron6111]

Great video Henry. Incredibly informative.

[@RedHeadGuitar]

Any cross king riders here? I only have one trusty bike, a modified cube race one hardtail, which is used for everything from day to day commuting, grocery shopping, very long mixed XC/Bikeway journies with friends, all the way to a bit of trail riding, looooving flowy trails. More aggressive tyres slow me down too much on the day to day stuff on the street, but the cross king does handle light trails good enough. If my main hobby wasn't music, I should definitely get a proper trail bike for the off-road stuff...

[@marcluxon4955]

Yaaaaaaas bloody happy to see Henry riding, sick! Great video.

[@fer8597]

Nice and clear accent as I’m spanish this is important !!!, and very good explanations, thanks!!!

[@failinger6175]

great video, i like that henry is in more videos. Great presenter not only for tech!

[@bigmunz1858]

This video really helped me as i am looking for a new set of tyres

[@patmitchmitch156]

MAXXIS shortys

[@antonpanton02]

Dont get Continentals get Maxxis bro

[@bigmunz1858]

Pat Mitch Mitch I’m also thinking of getting an assegai the front as I ride loose over hard

[@SappharY]

I was hoping for some different tyres, like from cheap Kenda ones, through Schwalbe or Continentals to Maxxis, but seen only 4 Continentals tyres... pretty much disappointed have to say.

[@richardedward123]

Very useful and informative video. More like this please. Thanks.

[@gmbn]

Thanks! 🤟

[@0kojack0]

Just came back from lenzerheide World Cup and gee atherton rolled passed me at 2mph, he done a little 3 inch skid and literally left an inch of rubber on the tarmac 😂 Putting dh tyres on your trail bike makes it an absolute beast and I bet them boys aren’t running the rubber that we can buy! Tyres that soft must be lovely!

[@andrewnorris5415]

I have the trail boss heavy fast rolling on the rear (£8 from on-on) Chunky monkey in sticky compound is a great tyre, £15 have that on the front. Also have a Geax Mezcal and Racing ralph 2.3 for xc. Used all kinds of tyres over the years. Keeping an eye on the sales gets the best results! Often can find tyres at less than half price. Don't be too fussy on the make of the tire, just check the tread pattern, how strong it is (weight and protection measures) and the compound . Always go for folding and high TPI.

[@James-yy4vl]

If you want unbiased, good comparisons look at mbr or bikeradar. Gmbn make great content normally but this seems pretty pointless all from one brand. Maybe if the video title was more transparent it wouldn’t rub people up the wrong way as much.

[@Tomcat6541]

Henry said right in the beginning of this video, that GMBN doesn't really do reviews. All of these bike channels have their specific place. GMBN is great at what they do, Bike Radar is also great at what they do. Even Ollie's old hangout, Cycling Weekly can hit on a good point and make awesome videos. This video was more about how aggressive you should go and how much a tire of different spec can change the entire ride. I found it helpful, partly because I've been considering a set of Der Barons. A thumbs up Like from me!

[@TheDigitalMurder]

I feel it all being from one brand and using the cheap version and the expensive versions a better test, it's easier to quantify the data if it's all one brand.....but yeah that just my take on it :)

[@tomascronqvist1450]

Loved the video. Really good filmed. Great test. Interesting comparison. Good reasoning. Good work Henry. Thanks!

[@zunasawada617]

Nice seeing Henry shred!❤️

[@nickwatkins5227]

Great show Henry

[@Jonofthejungle26]

Great video, I’m always searching for these back to back comparisons, for answers on what level of product to choose. Things like: handle bars, with different sweep/ rises or different materials. Brakes, 2pot vs 4 pot, Xtr vs slx, shimano vs sram. And so on. Also great to see Henry so settled in to the role and able to decipher technical terminology into layman’s terms for us mere mortals. 👍

[@leftaroundabout]

Indeed, “der” already means “the”, so in Germany it wouldn't be called “der Der Baron”!Also, in German, “Baron” is pronounced ‘buh-rouhn’, not ‘bärrun’ as it is in English. And for bonus points, use the French/German-style guttural R.

[@gloup81]

so it sounds like "boowoon"?

[@xxMissSummerxx1]

Yup..Henry can shred ..well done 👍

[@nicolasbetancourt5892]

I run the entry level trail king on the trails and it’s been great so far.

[@mainlandpirate]

Henry this ur niche v good on comparison vids. Ur delivery is excellent in these vids

[@pierrebroccoli.9396]

Interesting at the end recommending a heavier tyre at the rear to the front. I would have thought keep the same casing but look for a better rolling tyre in the rear (low center knobs and good side knobs) as opposed to the front tyre which would have larger knobs all round for grip and braking performance in rowdy conditions. At the moment I run a Botranger XR5 2.6 up front and Botranger SE4 2.4 out back but I might go SE4 2.6 front and rear unless Botranger do a update on the SE3 which I would run out back. Find the XR5 up front a bit too loose in corner transitions on natural trials. No transition knobs on them and the carcass is a bit light too. The Trail King out back with a Der Baron Up Front would probably be a good combo.

[@gmbn]

Yes Piers that's a great combo for a lot of people who ride road sections between trails. Many people choose to run an aggressive tread pattern in a softer compound up front due to less wear combined with a faster rolling tread pattern in the rear with the thicker DH casing to hold up on rougher sections of trail. It's all personal preference though and depends on the terrain you are riding and what you want out of your tyre setup.

[@wii_music_intensifies9023]

Henry's one of my favourite presenters now

[@Alex-ms5jx]

Considering I run the cheap trail kings on my jump bike as I use it for riding to and from the jumps too, I can confirm they are fine for it infact better than expensive Kendas I had on it before, which were around 150 grams heavier

[@danervin2530]

This was actually very helpful for me, and I just placed an order for two Der Baron Projeckt’s. Have a 5 stager this weekend, and the “buzz and bump damping” of the DH casing seems to be what I need. Been fiddling with my suspension all week and just can’t get it right. USA east coast rocks are a beast.

[@zacka161]

Weirdly I didn’t even notice you were talking about tyres. I was too enraptured by that beautiful front mudguard.

[@Flo96L]

I ride a der baron on front and a der Kaiser on rear and I love it. Honestly the best tyres I've ever ridden 👍

[@alwebster4092]

camera work is amazing.

[@danielgreen4213]

Henry great video can you tell me what front mudgaurd you have fitted to your bike please? Thanks Daniel

[@yokesandspokes]

Henry! It’s good to see you actually riding. And you seem a lot more enthusiastic out on the trail. Hold on to that voice and energy!

[@Franksey180]

Anyone noticed the camera follow and overtake at 13:18? Nicely done :)

[@pavel_zak]

After a couple of punctures I always go for more heavy-duty tyres. Gladly sacrificing some performance in exchange for puncture protection :-D Great camera work though!

[@lewisnelken1966]

Editors and filmers did amazing on this intro

[@gmbn]

Cheers Lewis!

[@StopaskingformynameYouTube]

Raceking 2.2 for me, perfect midpoint for racing, climbing and regular workouts on asphalt roads.

[@PoradnikiYakuza]

These arent cheap tires. I mean, if you're going continental theres always 15$ Race Kings, but a real comparison should be on some like 5-10$ tire

[@PoradnikiYakuza]

@@dermax_hd i mean, 15$ is cheap for like a Conti tire, but as i said, a race king is already cheap and good, real difference would be seen on like some 5$ chinese rubber

[@phantasma2323]

Man ...the der baron projekt is and always will be my favorite front tire. That thing just grabs and grabs never a pucker moment.

[@the_spanner_ch7mp]

Great video and insight into the different types of tyres Henry and #GMBN

[@hogey74]

This needs to be done again with a bunch of riders of different levels and as a double blind trial. I dont doubt the authenticity here but expectation is crazy important too.

[@benjisworld9675]

third😍😍!! i love this channel a lot it helped me experience a whole lot of things what biking is👏😇!!

[@neilcheshire5726]

Great information Henry!

[@Jo3sX]

I'd be interested to see these types of videos as a blind test. Obviously there are differences, but I do wonder how much mental difference it makes knowing the presenter is riding the more expensive gear.

[@JasonTankard]

I would really love to see a great video about different tyre inserts. Huck Norris vs Nuke Proof ARD vs Cushcore. Comparison on weight vs performance and protection. As well as price comparisons ect.

[@davidkeane2399]

@Henry - this really had me thinking. I grabbed some cheap Chaoyang tyres for my Meta HT this winter. They're the makers for a few other brands, just under their own name. I'd been feeling like I kept changing my fork settings, and was sliding out a lot. Watching this I've realised it's all down to those tyres. They more or less fold in high speed berms and feel washy. Now switched to Minion DHR Exo and High Roller in the same casing. Wow! I'd never thought about how much tyre choice could affect my ride. Night and day. So thanks for the insight. #nowsending

[@gloup81]

"a strong current of taramosalata"? You made my day! How do you even know what taramosalata is?

[@ΣωτήρηςΔήμας-ι9κ]

ναι ρε φίλε όντως μήπως το λένε έτσι και στα αγγλικά

[@wakeawaken430]

Ώπα μαζευτηκαμε και εδώ οι βουνολαγνοι

[@markstorer7204]

Would be interesting to see the times per lap, I'd bet the cheapest are quite near the top???

[@jessereddragon7617]

the music in this video is most excellent

[@rali2322]

This video is awsome! it steps on another level -information, cuts, music, camera, Henry :D, it all adds up to this great outcome. keep up, love your videos!

[@beardedvikingmtber]

Very informative vid 🤙🏻

[@Rajendra_Katira]

Nice knowledge 👍👌

[@thecrazyracoon]

Expected more from this, none of those tires look bad in any way and are from the same brand. A real comparison would encompass both low and high end options, and multiple brands. I ride a hardtail from 2000 and still have the same tires it came with 6 months ago and have a ton of fun and ride faster than most people on the trails with their expensive "mountain bikes," all with barely used parts,probably mostly used to commute to work lol. All this elitism and brand bs are what ruin mtb. Having a $2000+ bike and constantly worrying about which part will save me a half of a gram of weight is what exactly drove me away from road biking and into mtb. Yet it seems thats what mtb has become now.

[@thecrazyracoon]

just want to add my hardtail from 2000 was purchased used so probably not original tires, but still. I only replace them when they either lose grip or get 2 or more tube punctures in a row.

[@antonpanton02]

Huh its not about saving grams? Some people just have money to spend, and they spend it on their hobby/passion like me. I myself have a $6000 enduro bike, but I bought it for $3000 and I love it, and dont care about weight.

[@PhoenixFoxtrot]

I'm German 🇩🇪 very nice video

[@andrewince8824]

I run Continental Der Kaiser up front and Der Baron out back. BUT, for half the price I've ridden Arisun Mount Baldy tyres and they were awesome. It does depend on the rider.

[@MaxTV_CCm12]

There is something really important: The more expensive Conti tyres some in lots of different options. You can always choose your series (race king, cross king, mountain king, trail king,...) AND ALSO between the RaceSport Technology and the ProTection Technology, RaceSport is much lighter and thinner, while the ProTection is heavier and thicker and also Tubeless-Ready. The more expensive Black Chili Compound Tyres are always better, it's just that you chose a much heavier Trail King than in the first round.

[@silentd5774]

The means in german der/die/das so its one word for all articles We call the tire ,,der baron“ means the duke

[@LeroyBishop]

Der/Die/Das SilentD ist totally right in this case :)

[@lt.bagelbites6969]

Der Baron in the rear, Trial Boss in the front I feel like that combo would absolutely DESTROY trials and make it super fun!

[@trailfork7815]

I have a DHF front rear on one bike and onza ibex front rear on another... the downhill casing dhf gives me a hell of alot more confidence no matter the descend but in terms of rolling speed the ibex takes all the money

[@edwardlinton1357]

I saw you film some of this stuff which is siiiiiccckkkk!!!

[@carlstanton2550]

What trails are they /where are they? Looks pretty decent, wouldn't mind riding there

[@Dovakhin94]

Noticed a HUGE difference when I changed from Continental Baron/TrailKing to MICHELIN Wild Enduros. So much more grip and confidence with those michelin tires, love them

[@melvindezeure7955]

What was the place from you Baron/Trailking combo? Was this the Baron in front and the Trail king in rear? Is that Michelin WE so good then? Thanks in advance.

[@Dovakhin94]

@@melvindezeure7955 yes Baron Front and TrailKing Rear. I use the Michelin Wild Enduro as allround tire. I can dou bigger tours as well but its not as easy as with an XC tire obviously. But the wild enduro rolls well enough for me and has the grip I want for alpine descents

[@melvindezeure7955]

@@Dovakhin94 thanks for the fast reply. I just received my continentals. Namely the der baron and Trail king. Hopefully they are good.

[@crazy8sdrums]

I am going to say what you all are saying... bike tires should not cost as much a car tires....but they do.

[@andybucher452]

Great job Henry, excellent explanation that one does not fit all but a good tyre may well be worth the difference to you. Keep it up you're a real asset to the GMBN team.

[@littleliop]

The Barron but with the inner tread cut down slightly but keeping the shoulders nice and soild🤙🤙🤙

[@GeeGilbert]

They need to start declaring their obvious sponsorships upfront

[@rismo790]

Glenn Gilbert just check the description you see all the sponsors 😉

[@migatron1]

Glenn Gilbert They've been in partnership with Conti for the past 4 years

[@joshneol7003]

In the description

[@gmbn]

Hey Glenn, we always declare our channel partner brands in the video description.

[@Mockle07]

That’s irrelevant - sponsorship by one brand is only a problem if comparing them to other brands. He even says other brands will have similar differences in their ranges.

[@kha0sv4ktor72]

Der Baron means The Baron...so yes you were right^^

[@jonm7272]

I understand the whole sponsorship thing but these one brand videos you guys are doing so much of lately are beginning to really spoil the feel of the channel. Please try to be a bit more independent.

[@dummkompf]

GMBN and GCN are a bunch of shills, hance the word "magazine" in their name... every big magazine have always been massive shills for whatever industry they cover. The big players in the industry are who are actually paying them, at the end of the day...

[@toknow3701]

Come from Germany and its only der kaiser and der baron (ride der baron really happy with it.)

[@knott4me561]

The only thing I would of done additionally is have someone else blind test them after you had fitted them to see how much is a placebo effect.good tyres are massively different but a blind test would of been interesting

[@george07448]

Great video, great quality tyres, please compare mountain king, cross king, x king, race king II too, saludos desde Mexico 👍😁

[@alexrobb5539]

"What do we look for when buying a tire?" One word: MAXXIS

[@dummkompf]

Continental actually makes some good tires. Maxxis is the "hip" brand to get if you're just a basic follower

[@AreebH_04]

Michelin wild enduro beats maxxis high rollers and their dhf/dhr2

[@robertbransby]

Top video, loving Ed's addition to the team 👍

[@MaxMustermannnnnn]

Trailbike: Conti Der Baron Downhillbike: Maxxis Assegai / Highroller 2 Roadbike: Conti GP4000SII/ GP5000

[@marcoh.4414]

The and Der mean the same thing but we don't say Der Der Baron but just"Ich haben einen Baron Reifen " witch means i hava a Baron Tyre

[@Dreddingbath]

Conclusion seems to be that cheaper tyres are good for saving money, more expensive tyres are better than the cheaper ones and downhill tyres are good for downhill riding. Good insights nonetheless and explanation of the differences, thanks Henry.

[@MaxTV_CCm12]

Yeah, you're right. "Der" is the male article in German ("Der", "die" and "das") and means "the same thing" as "the". We call it "Der Baron", mit doubled (Der der Baron)

[@mark77woody]

10 psi difference is not even close to a comparison. Pressure is a massive factor in how a tyre feels and performs. What about running cheap tyre same pressures with inserts?

[@JOAOBIKEVIBES]

Great video! A nice dirty ground climbing would be interested to teste the grip of the tires.

[@martinhayes5087]

Congratulations on been able to talk about "knob length" without giggling. I however didn't make it through the video without laughing.

[@louiscormier12]

I can't begin to explain how angry that mudguard makes me, especially given the dry conditions LOL