Onza Sticky Fingers, good tyre?

Like the title says, is onza sticky fingers a good tyre?

They don't have Maxxis creepycrawler in sweden, and I want to get
the new tyre along with a nimbus bc.

[image: http://www.unicycle.se/Images/Shop/o...kyfingers.jpg]

Does any of you know something about this tyre?


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i don't know but that looks really really grippy.

Miles


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sticky fingers is a 20" maxis is a 19 i think


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The sticky fingers comes in both standrd 20" and mod 19" sizes. I've
only ridden the 20", but it's completely different to the 19" so i
can't really give you much info. on it.


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I've got an Onza Sticky Finger 2.4" for my 20" unicycle wheel and it's
fantastic. Highly recommended for trials.

yeah apparently the red section in the middle is composed of a softer
more grippy material than the black outer part but it is then
suceptable(sp?) too easier wear.


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thanks for all replys.


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i think it stupid becouse you ride in the middle of the tyre. But when
you hop
up a slant your on the side so really the soft composite should be on
the outside.


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Justin did a review of the Onza Sticky Fingers 19".
You may vew it he

http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=74961


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saxonuni;1159646 wrote:
i think it stupid becouse you ride in the middle of the tyre. But when
you hop
up a slant your on the side so really the soft composite should be on
the outside.



My thoughts exactly. For a bike, the tire makes more sense - but not
for a uni. This is not a tire I'm going to try any time soon.


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