I Upgraded From Maxxis Tires to Specialized Butchers, Was it Worth it?

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In this video I will be riding my polygon Siskiu D6 with brand new grid trail butcher T9 tires
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@kenetics1344 Год назад

Checkout the specialized site often, they tend to have lots of special sales on their tires.

@christophergribbin3969 Год назад

I’ve tried the Butcher T9 Trail in 2.6, Butcher 2.3 T9 (gravity), Butcher T7 2.3. Like the softer feeling rubber on the T9, versus the T7. Mixed following of Spesh tyres here in the UK. I am a die hard Maxxis fan, but honestly impressed by the Spesh tyres I am running on my Stumpjumper. Will continue riding on them for a while yet and they seem much better value than Maxxis now.

@davidperry7266 Год назад

I love Specialized tyres, they perform well and last longer than other brands I've run.

@mattj6676 Год назад

I especially liked the "boss level" music when you were cleaning that rock climb. Production value!

@davidwangeman11 Год назад

Nice setup on the polygon Matty. Looking good riding better

@cameronkish3064 Год назад

Always look forward to your videos Matty! I have a T7 that I love, but I've always been interested in the value that the D6 brings to the table. Keep up the great content!

@MattyActive Год назад

Thank you I really appreciate you watching!

@adventure_biker Год назад

Nice upgrade 👍 . By far my favorite RU-vid channel at the moment . Keep going this awesome content 👏

@MattyActive Год назад

Thank you!! 🤙🏾

@MountainDooo01 Год назад

Matty btw, idk if you looked at it but when you were saying the roscoe 9 wasn’t shifting as nice… you need to make sure the clutch is switched on and also, there is a screw on the derailleur that adjusts the position of it

@eXaviar Год назад

No wonder. The Butcher T9 do target the Schwalbe Magic Mary and the MAXXIS Assegai. Also the 2.6 has bigger contact patch than the 2.4

@johnwani6802 Год назад

I’ve upgraded to butchers on the front and back, they are great tyres

@johnmausteller Год назад

Hello. Going on my. 5th butcher in the front. The Eliminator in the rear , is the best combo. I ran the purgatory in the rear, too slow. Specialized tires are awesome. Even thou it says 2 .6 , it's actually 2.46". Rock and roll. ....

@johnmausteller Год назад

I’m moving back to Denver. Probably see ya soon

@theSUCRAM29 Год назад

Is your rear tire also a 2.6? Or is it a 2.3/2.4

@4.8slow Год назад

Nice. I run maxxis more because I trust it more but maybe I will give those tires a chance 💯

@MattyActive Год назад

I was hesitant to try something different but they surprised me. I still run Maxxis on my Marlin 6 though.

@munnabhaimbbs1663 Год назад

Better tyre over all much lighter & better value! T7 rear & t9 front for defo much better in wet terrains! Traction depend on weather & which T number to choose!

@manabiker Год назад

Specialized move the Mountain Bike only tire manufacturing to a plant in Viet Nam to have more control, they have new compounds too, they still have gripton compound. T9 is the softest, T5 is the hardest they make.. makes ya wonder what they want to control, whatever it is the new compounds are great, they also have new tread patterns..

@miket.9172 Год назад

Are you running the 2.6 on the stock rims? I just picked up a D6 on a killer sale and it had 24mm rims. According to the tables it maxes out at the 2.4. let us know how the tubless set up goes!

@mybadvideos Год назад

I might have hit a bad batch of rubber but I had two different 2.6 T9 29er butchers have splitting of the tread blocks before I'd even worn the fuzzies off of the tire. I am still planning to try a 27.5 2.6 T9 on my other bike. If it also has premature tread splitting I will definitely be complaining directly to specialized.

@MattyActive Год назад

I’ll definitely keep a look out for that. A lot of my trails are rough so I’ll find out really quick if they can’t hold up

@mybadvideos Год назад

@@MattyActive it was within the first 10 rides on both tires. For me that was within 2 weeks or so.

@BoostMaster517 Год назад

My 2 cents... I've run Butchers and they're aggressive and grip... but their life is trash. Knobs start to break off fairly quickly. Check out Maxxis Assegai.

@curridoce2998 Год назад

Hi Matty. What did you end up doing with the trek marlin 6. Did you end up selling it????

@MattyActive Год назад

I’m keeping it!

@vincentlee1294 Год назад

Are you riding 2.6 on the stock Suntour XCR fork? If so, any rubbing issues?

@MattyActive Год назад

I changed my fork right after I got the fork but no rubbing issues when I had the suntour

@stefan_1989 Год назад

which maxxis tires the DHF and DHR2 ? im looking to upgrade the tires on my GT hard tail next season.

@MattyActive Год назад

I had DHF, switched to butcher on this bike

@stefan_1989 Год назад

@@MattyActive worth it for a hardtail? i cant seem to find any DHF or DHR2 in 29x2.4 in stock in Canada

@Chris-de2qc Год назад

Get some maxxis 2.6 then compare:)

@teckademic33 Год назад

I’m surprised you’re not washing out with such a high psi. I (175lbs) run a 20psi in the rear and 18psi in the front for my 2.6 maxxis and even that is borderline high for me

@joshuaallswang8016 Год назад

Bro it’s because he has tubes in his tires, he said it like 5 times, running that low of pressure with tubes in will definitely get you flats no question.

@teckademic33 Год назад

@@joshuaallswang8016 my bad bruh, dang. I didn't know that tubes required different air pressure than tubeless tires, but thank you, now I know