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There are extremly few mod tires.

Off the top of my head:

Monty
Echo
Try-all
Luna
Maxxis

Screw mod unis, Go bmx, a khe tires is a pound and a half less than a
mod tire. Plus 100 psi rides sooo smooth...

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CKCrowe said:

I was looking for different types of trials tires on this website, for
when I buy a backup tire. What are the different types of unicycle
tires, which is the best, how much does it cost, which is best for the
cost?

why do u need a backup tyre? I mean u need backup inner tubes, but when
ur tyre is worn u order a new one, a few days wont matter too much will
it?

sorry if this is dumb but i dont see the point in stocking a tyre for
no reason...

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well my dad wants to get back into unicycling and he is also looking
into tires, he got me into it when he showed me he could ride, and
bought me one, hes 51

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that still doesn't exactly make sense why you need a back up, kind of
confused😕

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Well I've had no problems with my try-all tire. It's great for
trials/street riding and doesn't wear down fast at all. Bounces great
and it just looks cool😎

I actually have a back up maxxis cc tire. I'm going to use it once I'm
done with my try-all, witch may take a while but atleast I'll know
which one's right for me.

Theres a thread on here somewhere thats exactly what you need, I'm too
lazy to use the search feature, and I'm guessing you are too. So just
search around and I'm sure you'll find it

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haha

yeahhh
i havn't worn down a trials tire completely yet. the one on my DX was
almost there, but not quite. the one on my KH is almost there as well..
they take forever to wear down...
you definitely don't need a backup, but some people prefer the LUNA
over the CC and the monty is an awesome tire so-i-hear

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trial tyres do wear down pretty quick. I was very dissapointed in the
monty eagle claw, was just like a maxxis CC pretty much no difference.
I might try get hold of an echo tyre, i got told by a trials biker they
are really bouncy.

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Evan Byrne said:

There are extremly few mod tires.

Off the top of my head:

Monty
Echo
Try-all
Luna
Maxxis

Screw mod unis, Go bmx, a khe tires is a pound and a half less than a
mod tire. Plus 100 psi rides sooo smooth...

Are you recommending this for street -and- trials, or just street?

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brendan said:

trial tyres do wear down pretty quick. I was very dissapointed in the
monty eagle claw, was just like a maxxis CC pretty much no difference.
I might try get hold of an echo tyre, i got told by a trials biker they
are really bouncy.

The old Echo tyres were very bouncy, the white striped SupaTrial ones.
Hence why those few biketrials riders who have them in the UK use them
over other tyres.

the newer blank black Echo tyres are similar, but the sidewalls are
thicker and the tyre is stiffer overall. The bounce is OK, nothing too
special. The compound is 'meh' for trials, it is not too grippy. But I
suppose this tyre would be a nice alternative for street riders.

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http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64227

Would this tire (Kenda Flame) make a good trials tire. I currently have
a maxxis creepy crawler, and (for some crazy reason) cannot see the
point of having a knobby tire for urban trials riding. Would a smooth
tire, having more contact with the road, be a better choice than a
knobby tire, if all I ever plan to ride is urban trials?

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