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new tyres for trailbike

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new tyres for trailbike

Post by j-top paj »

anyone on here ride?
looking for a new rear tyre for the XR400R,
i couple of people recomend the michelin dessert but im wondering what else there is?
it cant be a soft compound because unfortunately i do more road riding then offroad :cry:
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Post by Sixty »

check out 'dirtbike world' ;)
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Post by kanookie »

hardly ride on the road but for dirt/sand/mud go michelin have a set on my dt200 they seem to be good if not go bridgestone have a set on the yz i cant really notice the difference.
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Post by HotFourOk »

MTRs? :D
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Post by Micky-Lux »

Dunlop D952.

It's an Enduro spec, and road legal. Not as soft as a D756, but almost as good. I've got D756's front and rear on a KTM450EXC, they work great in the dirt, but I get about 600kms from a rear. Front lasts about three rear tyres.
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Post by tna racing »

michalin m12 :? :? :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by j-top paj »

Micky-Lux wrote:, they work great in the dirt, but I get about 600kms from a rear.
:shock: i got around 3000k outa the last one i got

i want something similar if not better.

i probably do 80% road riding :cry:
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Post by RoldIT »

IRC GP-1 are supposed to be "the shit" according to the on-line dual sporters. Supposed to be a true 50/50 tyre, I will be trying these next.
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Post by jet-6 »

tna racing wrote:michalin m12 :? :? :twisted: :twisted:
Same here, two votes for the M12's
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Post by zagan »

I ride, but not dirt bikes.

I'm the equal of the 2 evils I guess lol :D

so can't really help with a tire, maybe one of those supamoto ones might do the trick but might not suit the bike that much.
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Post by j-top paj »

jet-6 wrote:
tna racing wrote:michalin m12 :? :? :twisted: :twisted:
Same here, two votes for the M12's
il have to look into them,
any idea on a rough price???
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Post by mundy »

ive got a kenda carlsbad k772 on the bak of my wr250f and i luv the thing, can either b run in a intermediate or hard, cops a fair hiding from me on loose shally rock and its still holdn up well. there pretty cheap to my is 110/100r18 and it was only $100

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Post by tna racing »

j-top paj wrote:
jet-6 wrote:
tna racing wrote:michalin m12 :? :? :twisted: :twisted:
Same here, two votes for the M12's
il have to look into them,
any idea on a rough price???
around 110 i think, ive done 1200kms on mine so far, real blocky tread too
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