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Larry 26 x 3.8 Tire 120tpi
Larry 26 x 3.8 Tire 120tpi
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SurlyLarry 26 x 3.8 Tire 120tpi
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The Surly Endomorph's tread was specifically designed for soft conditions such as packed snow and sand. Larry''s tread is a bit different. The low chevron ribs are still there, but they connect longer, dagger shaped knobs. The knobs are all the same height, so as they wrap around the casing the result is a more rounded profile compared to the Endomorph. All this results in greater steering control in loose and soft conditions and on firmer ground, without the self-steer of the Endomorph.
Larry is a great front tire to Endomorph''s rear, and a good all around tire for your Pugsley.
While it may seem like a great idea the Surly Larry tire won''t fit your standard XC or DH rim. It needs a rim width of at least 65mm (more than twice the width of an Alex Supra D or almost three times the width of a Mavic XM717). The Surly Large Marge or Rolling Darryl are your best bets for rim choice.
Larry is a great front tire to Endomorph''s rear, and a good all around tire for your Pugsley.
While it may seem like a great idea the Surly Larry tire won''t fit your standard XC or DH rim. It needs a rim width of at least 65mm (more than twice the width of an Alex Supra D or almost three times the width of a Mavic XM717). The Surly Large Marge or Rolling Darryl are your best bets for rim choice.
Specifications
Bead Type
Steel
Tire Terain
Loose Over Hardpack, Loose Soil, Sand/Snow
Tire Type
Clincher
Tire Width
3.8
Tree Fort ID:
333222358487
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Could you tell me what the weight differnece is between the Larry 120 tpi and 27 tpi tires
Could you tell me what the weight differnece is between the Larry 120 tpi and 27 tpi tires
A.
anwered by: smulder
I have seen the 120 tpi's weigh in just over 1400 grams and I just weighed the 27tpi at 3lbs 6oz which converts into 1530 grams.
I have seen the 120 tpi's weigh in just over 1400 grams and I just weighed the 27tpi at 3lbs 6oz which converts into 1530 grams.
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