DMR moto digger

[moley"]

Hey guys just after some advice on DMR Motodiggers...are they anygood for XC, DH and 4x kinda allround riding. If not what would you recommend?

[cdfeto]

They should do the job nicely, but you have listed quite a few very disciplines there mate. Maybe a set of Larsens would be more adequate.

[moley"]

mmm thats one of the tyres i was thinking of
thanks for reply

[Silly.Cat]

ive got dmr moto diggers. put them on last week. really good tire. grip nicely on dirt and street. but i guess thats coming off of hook worms which way like infinite tons and are as grippy as...... cant think of anything that compares to the ungripynes off them. anyways. these are good tires. get some.

[U.D.O]

i've been running them for 1.5 years or so now and there a great allrounder tire! i'd say there good for xc, trail, 4x, dj, street but border lining dh/fr as i found they slip out around burms. they also last for a rather long time too! :D

[moley"]

OK sweet thanks guys

[arpit]

I can make any tyre slip. However, some tyres, even though they need more force to slip than others, will slip suddenly, unpredictably, and disasterously.

For example, while cornering hard I often had ritchey tyres just give way, causing me to low side. (Excavader and Z max) (there is one ritchey tyre which I love though - its a massive 2.6 inch one. I can't recall the name)

IN contrast, crossmark tyres aren't too grippy, but are very predictable, and I feel totally confident drifting them.

I can corner harder on the less grippy but more predictable tyres than the more grippy less predictable tyres because I am less reluctant to push my limits. With that in mind, how predictable are the DMR tyres?