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Anyone ever ride FMB Grippo XL in the mud? I am looking to buy. Does anyone know of a shop that has Dugast Rhino 32's in stock? Many places on the net list them but area actually sold out.
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Comment by Eric Anderson on December 23, 2010 at 5:21am
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I ended up with the FMB Grippo XL- racing ralph tread. They were great in the mud. I have never ridden a Dugast but they do have a better feel than my challange tires which are nice for the drier conditions. The FMB are nice becasue they come aqua sealed already. Great tire. I started back row(100th.) of the 35-39 age at nationals in Bend and had alot of work to move up. Total mud!. The tires were great! ended up 25th.
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Comment by andrew on December 23, 2010 at 12:16am
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hey there - what did you end up going with, if anything? I've ridden the old racing ralph (grippo tread right?) and it's a good aggressive tread. it doesn't clean quite as well as the michelin mud original or rhino I think, but it might have a bit more straight line traction. it wears really well because the knobs are quite chunky. trebon rode them at nats.
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Comment by Justin Neely on November 30, 2010 at 11:49am
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I know of a shop here in St Louis(Mesa Cycles) that has 34 Rhinos
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