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tyres

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patgas

Husqvarna
A Class
what tyres you guys using,hav been using mitchelin comp 3 for a while,just wanted to know if you guys found anything better
 
patgas;20366 said:
what tyres you guys using,hav been using mitchelin comp 3 for a while,just wanted to know if you guys found anything better
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I'm running the Motoz from Australia and love them. if not those I like a M59 Bridgestone front and Kenda Trackmaster rear. Deep woods riding.
 
Tires preference is a very personal choice and depends on many factors.
Terrain, riding ability,type of bike, weather condition etc.
Dunlop D756 seems to be a very popular off road tire.
Motoz from Australia are sold in the States by
Motosportz.(along with a lot of other goodie). And is fast becoming a #1 choice amount riders. :thumbsup: Have not try them yet but would like to.

I'm running a Maxxas M7311 Maxxcross SI Front (love that tire).
and a Kenda K270 Dual Sport in the rear (Almost a trials tire) sidewall
flex is a bit much on the dual tracks stuff and high speeds but predictable in tighter single track.
These tires are on a TE510 that is 90% S/T stuff but every once in awhile I gotta hit the D/T and open her up. :busted:
 
I like the Dunlop D756 on the rear for it's versatility and wear. I switch the front out to match the particular terrain I'm riding. Right now I have a D773 on the front for soft/sand conditions.
 
The Maxxis SIs are probably the best value today. They work great in most conditions and are quite a bit cheaper than a Michelin or Dunlop (in Canada anyhow).

If I am feeling rich, I will slap a set of Pirelli XCs on my bike. I really like them but I can get 3 Maxxis for the price of 2 Pirellis.
 
If you like the Michelin Pat, try the Metzeler 6 day extreme's. Better £ and as good if not better tyre!
Alec
 
brock;20702 said:
If you like the Michelin Pat, try the Metzeler 6 day extreme's. Better £ and as good if not better tyre!
Alec
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+1 plus they last longer than the michelin. the michelin is great straight off but wears very quickly
 
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