ONE tire for all bikes, terrain & conditions....forever

Aggressor Rear/DHF front is a great combo for aggressive riding.

 

That is what is currently on my Devinci, expecting to install some XR4’s tomorrow and my opinion may change...

 

Aggressor rear / Highroller II Up front is my go to as of late.

 

See, you guys aren't adhering to the thread requirements. ONE tire, both front and rear, to do all.

 

I think if a company makes a tire of the same name and intention with a front and rear application it meets the intention of the thread -

The Maxxis Minion.

 

What’s the ID of your rims with those 2.4WT tires?

 

Maxxis Ardent.

It's a tire I use on 1/2 of 2/3 of my MTBs.

(The same figure applies to the High Roller II. I have two Ardents, two HRs, and two Ikons. Only the Ikons are on both ends of the same bike.)

 

NOPE....nice try though from educator. You've been hanging around and listening to your students a lil' too much.

 

27 on the Lizard and 30 on the Hightower

 

Yes, particularly my IB kid with a 4.91 GPA and perfect SAT and ACT scores.

 

That has always struck me as showing math deficiency. It's a 4.0 scale, so how, exactly, does one achieve a 4.91??????

 

Weighted classes are on a 5.0 scale. AP, IB and Honors...

 

Yeah, I forgot. A+++++++++++++++. A la Ralphie.

 

Hopefully he does well in life. I worked with a guy that graduated college at age 19, a math major at San Diego State. One of the dumbest guys I ever knew when it came to common knowledge and common sense.

 

She.. and I watched her go toe to toe with a district court judge in mock trail who was throwing supreme court and other precedents at her during pre-trial motions. She didn't flinch. Came back with respectful, but well researched counter arguments. She'll do fine.

On a related note - can "common sense" be taught? Discuss.




(and there goes the utter and complete destruction of this thread)