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Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire
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The Tomac Nevegal features a tread pattern that was voted #1 tread pattern 2 years in a row by Mountain Bike Action Magazine. Ramped center knobs provide traction and speed while tall side knobs are designed to penetrate and hold on loose terrain.
- Stick-E is a slow rebound, high-grip compound for downhill, freeride or trail (50a durometer)
- Tall knobs designed to penetrate and hold on loose terrain
- Kenda does not endorse the use of any fluid-based sealant products in any Kenda tube-type or tubeless-type tires. Use of any fluid-based products will void any warranty claims
- Folding bead
- 40 - 65 psi
- 60 TPI
- 658 grams (2.1); 750 grams (2.35); 970 grams (2.5)
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by PowerReviewsKenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire
(based on 12 reviews)
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These tires (in the 2.1 size) came on my '08 Giant Trance X. I am still on the original tires which have about 2000 miles on them. They are pretty worn out now...Read complete review
These tires (in the 2.1 size) came on my '08 Giant Trance X. I am still on the original tires which have about 2000 miles on them. They are pretty worn out now but have held up well. I do a lot of riding on a crushed limestone rail trail in addition to singletrack riding and the rail trail surface really eats the soft tread on these tires. For the first year or so I was getting flats from thorns constantly with these tires but in the past year (on the same trails) I have gotten almost none, so who knows...though a friend got a small, dull twig through his UST Nevegal once and had another delaminate. The tires have pretty terrible rolling resistance but they do grip well on the trails. At first I was stuck on the high rolling resistance and the propensity to grab thorns and didn't like the tires but now they have grown on me and have held up well.
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Breaking up is hard to do
I owened several in 2.1. This tire is probaly the best around for wet roots and rocks. That said i've repaced it for the most part for a few reasons;
It rolls S...Read complete review
I owened several in 2.1. This tire is probaly the best around for wet roots and rocks. That said i've repaced it for the most part for a few reasons;
It rolls SLOW, no SLOWER than your thinking.
Sidewalls too thin.
I've found better cornering tires that are faster.
Besides bikes and trails dont like to be ridden sloppy.
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Pros
- Spiderman Traction
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Descending
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
holy cow does this thing have traction!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Great For All Around Use
- Grip Is Amazing
- price
Cons
- Durability
- High rolling resistance
Best Uses
- All Around Trails
- Am
- DH
- Free Ride
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
bought this and stuck it up front coupled with a Small block8 at the back and you have a classic fool proof set up for most trails out there.
Pros
- Grippy
- Wet conditions
Cons
- Slow
- Weak sidewalls
Best Uses
- Trail Tire
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
I owened several in 2.1. This tire is probaly the best around for wet roots and rocks. That said i've repaced it for the most part for a few reasons;
It rolls SLOW, no SLOWER than your thinking.
Sidewalls too thin.
I've found better cornering tires that are faster.
Besides bikes and trails dont like to be ridden sloppy.
Pros
- price
- Sticky
Cons
- Lifespan
- Wet Mud
Best Uses
- Bike Park
- Dry Hardpack
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
This product is great if you ride hardpack in a bike park. In sand or mud, it seems to be a little hard to track. The price is right though.
Pros
- BEEFY
- Durable
- Great traction
- Reasonably Fast Rolling
- Sheds Mud Easy
Cons
- a bit heavy
- Squirms On Wet Concrete
Best Uses
- Aggressive trail
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
These are great all around tires. I have them on my Reign. They stick on tacky trails like duct tape on skin. The only downside, in my opion, to these is that they squirm on wet concrete (for those who commute to their local trail system) and slip somewhat on sand over hardpack. These are my goto tire when the trail conditions get nasty, even on my xc bike. When the conditions are that poor, no one is going fast and its more important to keep the bike upright
Pros
- All Round Use
- Good tread pattern
- Relatively light
- Versatile
Cons
Best Uses
- Am
- Trail
- XC
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
Is a fantastic all rounder, shines in all sorts of conditions. Tread pattern is versatile - mud, dry, loose, terrain... highly recommended.
Pros
- Corners well
- Light
- Tacky
Cons
- Sidewall Not As Beefy
Best Uses
- Loose And Rocky Trails
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
Great rear tire in the 2.5 size for burly all mountain use. Climbs and corners exceptionally well on Arizona's South Mountain granite gnar
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
I've used the 2.35 sticky on the front for several years. then tried some other tires after going tubeless. Hans Dampf, RR,and WTB. Then went back to the Sticky Nev and noticed a huge difference in traction. I was able to get the bead to seal, but Kenda; why dont you make the Sticky with a rubber bead???
Pros
- Corners well
- Fast
- Holds up
- Tracks well
Cons
- Burns up quick with skid
Best Uses
- DH dry to wet Not mud
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
Use for Dh riding/racing
Go to all around tire
Use for freeride/ allmountain bike as well
Good for almost anything except mud.
Pros
- Grips any terrain
- Superior on dirt
- Superior on mud
Cons
- It aint none
Best Uses
Comments about Kenda Nevegal Stick-E Tire:
Living in a urban area, it gets pretty rough... You will need an all purpose tire that will handle the tuff roads thats made up of bricks,rocks,glass,pot-holes,bumps,sticks,pipes and many more, so i need the best of the best to handle this kind of terrain.
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