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Is there a difference?
I honestly have no Idea and I just spent 10 mins searching the interweb. What is grippier, Kenda Stick-E, or DTC?
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Should have just gone to the Kenda site...Stick E tires are a single compound, DTC is a dual compound, Stick-E on the sides, L3R down the middle http://www.kendausa.com/bicycle/technology.html
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I've had Nevegal's in DTC and Stick-E
Smallblock 8's in DTC Excavator in DTC DTC's are not quite as grippy but last much longer than the Stick-E's Stick-E's are heavier. I'm going back to the Nevegal Stick-E's merely because I can find a good deal on them. |
Originally Posted by ca7erham
(Post 7929545)
What is grippier, Kenda Stick-E, or DTC?
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I'm just upgrading my front tire. I would assume Stick-Es would work best then.
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Originally Posted by bikinfool
(Post 7929852)
Should have just gone to the Kenda site...Stick E tires are a single compound, DTC is a dual compound, Stick-E on the sides, L3R down the middle http://www.kendausa.com/bicycle/technology.html
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Stick-E front, DTC rear FTW. Stick-E on the rear tire is awesome, but wears faster. Which is really the point of DTC. Put the softer stuff on the sides for cornering, but have the longer wearing stuff in the middle of the tread where it gets worn the quickest.
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Yeah, I think thats what I'll do at next season. For now I've got Some WTB tire up front and the POS tires that came with the dang bike out back. Works well enough, but the front slides a bit much for my taste.
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Originally Posted by dminor
(Post 7930094)
Maxxis Super-Tacky.
:D Right now I'm liking the DHF 3C, which is like the DTC, only faster. ;) |
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