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Review: Vee Rail Escape Trail Tire is High on Grip, Low on Price
The Vee Rail Escape mountain bike tire resembles the shape and pattern of a Maxxis Ardent, but costs quite a bit less. How does it perform?
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Review: Vee Snap WCE World Cup Downhill Tires Are Grippy and Burly, But Heavy
The new Vee Snap WCE downhill tire is grippy and sticky in most conditions, but heavy. For some, that tradeoff is probably worth making.
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27.5+ Tires: These Are for Your 29er
At Frostbike I mentioned to Chris from Loose Nuts Cycles that I didn’t get why companies were producing 27.5+ mountain bike tires given the dearth of production 27.5+ bike frames. His response: 27.5+ tires are for your 29er. At that moment scales fell from my eyes and I saw the future. Ok, so maybe I …
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10 New Fat Bike Tires at Interbike 2014
Gone are the days when the only way you could get a fat bike tire was by giving Surly a call. At Interbike 2014, it seemed like every mountain bike tire manufacturer had at least one fat bike tire on display. We did our best to track all the fatties down, and here’s what we …
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Vee Rubber Mission Mountain Bike Tire Review
I first heard of Vee Rubber at the Southeast Bike Expo, where they had a booth set up with lots of tires on display. I ended up spending a good chunk of time talking with the designer, and walked away with a pair of Mission tires to test! But before I tell you about the …
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