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I do not see how to do that.

I went with Continental Rubans for similar all round reasons. Excellent so far but haven't encountered mud yet.

What browser are you using? Maybe it needs something chromium based?

I'm 64, so If by cheating you mean cheating death... then yes I'm cheating.

Thanks for that! I've heard some people say that "foldable" tires can be run tubeless even though they are not specifically stated to do so. Anybody else hear of that?

So... Johnny Watts being run by anyone else? Any good? Thinking about them for all rounders. Probably the 29x2.35

It's awfully lonely in Canada...:cry:

Nice! I was fooling around with Komoot but may give this a try. Komoot seems a bit slow at updating the route if you wander off of it.

Did it.

Gorgeous! You won't be hard to see at night!:love:

Congrats, it looks like an awesome ride!

If anyone wants the Android app but it isn't available in your country yet, PM me and I'll post the .apk for you to download directly.

Great looking ride!

Not sure, but somehow I doubt it. I'm guessing the display needs to be tied to the controller and I doubt the controllers are the same in both bikes.

Welcome, and nice ride!

Both, with a heavy nod to the rear suspension much more than the tire IMHO. Bigger tires can have a lower psi for a cushier feel, but that can in some instances get you into pinch flats.

I have 27.5 x 2.6 on my Giant, and they seem pretty darn fat to me! Fatter should be better grip on the sides and overall. More rolling resistance for any kind of more regular road riding I suppose.

Giant Fathom E+ and it rolls downhill fast. No complaints and glad I have hydraulic brakes.

I was looking at KTM the other day. They look sweet! Enjoy!

Awesome!