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Pirelli MT 21 - Stable or Wobbly at speeds up to 80?

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Ogre_fl

Husqvarna
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80 MPH that is, or 130 km/h.

I am thinking of giving the MT 21's a shot.
I have used them with good results on my KTM 640's and DRZ's.

Anyone have experience with them on the Terra?
I dont want to go through another Kenda Big Block wobble fest.
 
I only use MT21s. They wobble at 120kph until they've been run in - say 500km. I don't use a steering stabiliser and don't have issues after the run-in.
 
Thanks for the input Chuffa.

If I try them I wont get discouraged if they do wobble at first.
Seems like they were like that on my KTM's if I remember back, never ran the DRZ's up that fast very much..
 
D606 and no wobble at any speed since I changed the steering head bearings. No damper either.
 
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