Hoosier Motocross Tires

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BR8ES 1/7/2019 9:09am
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I don't see the 30s to order, at least not yesterday. Did I miss them?
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barnett468 1/7/2019 9:14am
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Hoosier Tire West wrote:
Lower the number, softer the compound.

HTW
are you going to make a soft compound in an 18" rear?
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Hoosier Tire West 1/7/2019 10:24am
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BR8ES wrote:
I don't see the 30s to order, at least not yesterday. Did I miss them?
Should be up. I see a rear and a front.

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Hoosier Tire West wrote:
Nothing in the works below a 25.
Plans for small bike tires?
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barnett468 1/7/2019 11:24am
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Hoosier Tire West wrote:
Lower the number, softer the compound.

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barnett468 wrote:
are you going to make a soft compound in an 18" rear?
Hoosier Tire West wrote:
Nothing in the works below a 25.
Ok thanks. Unfortunately your site is not very informative and some things are hard to find so perhaps you can answer the following questions.

1. Do you make an 18" rear in any size other than 120/90-18, and if so, what are the other sizes?

2. Are the actual dimensions of your tires smaller or larger than Starcross 5 tire dimensions whn both tires have the same size rating?

3. What are all the hardness numbers for your motocross tires?

4. Is your 25 softer than a starcross "soft".

5. What is the weight of your 120/90-18 rear?

6 Is the 25 compound available in the 18" rear yet, and if not, when might it be?


Thanks
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dust1905 1/7/2019 12:18pm
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The 18" is available in 25 and 30 compounds at Hoosier Tire Midwest. They are currently being built so you will see them at or showing up soon in the different distributors around the U.S. The 18" rear is 11lbs.


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barnett468 1/7/2019 12:54pm
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BR8ES wrote:
I don't see the 30s to order, at least not yesterday. Did I miss them?
Hoosier Tire West wrote:
Should be up. I see a rear and a front.

HTW
I forgot to ask, are you making the 21" front in a 20 compound?

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I will ask once more... where are the 30s rear online? All I saw was 20/25... I want to try these, but won't beg for info.
Hoosier Tire West 1/7/2019 1:18pm
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I will ask once more... where are the 30s rear online? All I saw was 20/25... I want to try these, but won't beg for info.
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day

PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

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BR8ES wrote:
I will ask once more... where are the 30s rear online? All I saw was 20/25... I want to try these, but won't beg for info.
Hoosier Tire West wrote:
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18...
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day

PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

HTW


Perfect, thanks!
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barnett468 1/7/2019 1:57pm
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BR8ES wrote:
I will ask once more... where are the 30s rear online? All I saw was 20/25... I want to try these, but won't beg for info.
Hoosier Tire West wrote:
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18...
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day

PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

HTW


I got your private message, so thanks for that, however, you only gave me the overall tire height, I need the width too.

Also, I forgot to ask, are you making the 21" front in a 20 compound?
Hoosier Tire West 1/7/2019 2:34pm
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BR8ES wrote:
I will ask once more... where are the 30s rear online? All I saw was 20/25... I want to try these, but won't beg for info.
Hoosier Tire West wrote:
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18...
PART NUMBER# 07100 80/100-21 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

PART NUMBER# 07200 120/80-19 MX30 NOT ONLINE YET - by the end of the day

PART NUMBER# 07218 120/90-18 MX30 AVAILABLE ONLINE

HTW


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I got your private message, so thanks for that, however, you only gave me the overall tire height, I need the width too. Also, I forgot...
I got your private message, so thanks for that, however, you only gave me the overall tire height, I need the width too.

Also, I forgot to ask, are you making the 21" front in a 20 compound?
21", nothing softer than the 25 at this time.

Width: Approximately 5.125"
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omalley wrote:
Probably needed most of the r&d on the right hand turns...
Few know that Hoosier makes a GREAT sport car racing slick and have been for years. These are for cars that go left AND right AND also use these things called a "brakes". Very competitive tires right up there with Michelin, Pirelli, Yoko, etc. Hoosier doesn't just make tires for that stupid ass, no talent, boring, go fast, turn left crowd with DOZENS of useless yellow flags every race.

Keep in mind, as stated earlier Hoosier is no longer Hoosier. Not the same company since Hoosier founder Bob Newton's family sold out to Continental. Bob was a really cool guy.
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Braydmaha 1/13/2019 4:24am
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How long to us in Oceania can get the tyres in australia and new zealand, keen to try them, similar looking tread design to the discontinued michilen s12 I loved, also how do these compare price wise to its dunlop and michilen compediators. Thanks
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Michelin Starcross 5 - best tire in the game
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colintrax 1/20/2019 12:36pm
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I'm planning on ordering tires tomorrow. Any word on a 100/100/18 rear wheel. My little 150 ain't spinning a 120 tire.
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GCBC 3/21/2019 11:35am
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so lets get a chart w columns for the hoosier and its direct competitors for each model and weights compared.

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GCBC wrote:
so lets get a chart w columns for the hoosier and its direct competitors for each model and weights compared.
How about you buy a couple dozen different tires and get us started?
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cody41 wrote:
Michelin Starcross 5 - best tire in the game
I understand everyone has a personal preference!
But doesn’t in make sense that these factory’s that spend millions to win championships, would use the Best tires possible out there????
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omalley wrote:
Probably needed most of the r&d on the right hand turns...
rikhek wrote:
Few know that Hoosier makes a GREAT sport car racing slick and have been for years. These are for cars that go left AND right AND...
Few know that Hoosier makes a GREAT sport car racing slick and have been for years. These are for cars that go left AND right AND also use these things called a "brakes". Very competitive tires right up there with Michelin, Pirelli, Yoko, etc. Hoosier doesn't just make tires for that stupid ass, no talent, boring, go fast, turn left crowd with DOZENS of useless yellow flags every race.

Keep in mind, as stated earlier Hoosier is no longer Hoosier. Not the same company since Hoosier founder Bob Newton's family sold out to Continental. Bob was a really cool guy.
Have you ever watched sprint cars/modifieds? They are a pretty damn good show for just going left....
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Moto Mofo 3/21/2019 7:02pm
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Wish there was a rear for 125s!
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Moto Mofo wrote:
Wish there was a rear for 125s!
The 110 is real skinny and super light. I’m chucking one on my cr
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barnett468 3/21/2019 8:07pm
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colintrax wrote:
I'm planning on ordering tires tomorrow. Any word on a 100/100/18 rear wheel. My little 150 ain't spinning a 120 tire.
"Any word on a 100/100/18 rear wheel. My little 150 ain't spinning a 120 tire."

What EXACTLY do you want to know?

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GCBC wrote:
so lets get a chart w columns for the hoosier and its direct competitors for each model and weights compared.
yz133rider wrote:
How about you buy a couple dozen different tires and get us started?
I have a set of Hoosier tires and a set of Dunlop MX3S tires. I’ll weigh them.
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Jrewing 3/21/2019 10:19pm
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GCBC wrote:
so lets get a chart w columns for the hoosier and its direct competitors for each model and weights compared.
yz133rider wrote:
How about you buy a couple dozen different tires and get us started?
T-Fish wrote:
I have a set of Hoosier tires and a set of Dunlop MX3S tires. I’ll weigh them.
Have done that already, but I’ll save the excitement for you to experience first hand.
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T-Fish 3/22/2019 3:33am
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yz133rider wrote:
How about you buy a couple dozen different tires and get us started?
T-Fish wrote:
I have a set of Hoosier tires and a set of Dunlop MX3S tires. I’ll weigh them.
Jrewing wrote:
Have done that already, but I’ll save the excitement for you to experience first hand.
I’m sure it has been done. Maybe you could post the results, eh? Keefer gave the weights of the MX33, if I remember right. I don’t expect to see a lot of excitement coming from weighing them, but I’ll make sure to hope for the best. I’m planning on weighing these along with other things when I build my bike next week anyways, so I’m not doing anything I hadn’t planned.
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Jrewing 3/22/2019 3:45am
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T-Fish wrote:
I have a set of Hoosier tires and a set of Dunlop MX3S tires. I’ll weigh them.
Jrewing wrote:
Have done that already, but I’ll save the excitement for you to experience first hand.
T-Fish wrote:
I’m sure it has been done. Maybe you could post the results, eh? Keefer gave the weights of the MX33, if I remember right. I don’t...
I’m sure it has been done. Maybe you could post the results, eh? Keefer gave the weights of the MX33, if I remember right. I don’t expect to see a lot of excitement coming from weighing them, but I’ll make sure to hope for the best. I’m planning on weighing these along with other things when I build my bike next week anyways, so I’m not doing anything I hadn’t planned.
110 v 110, keep in mind the Hoosier is skinnier by a margin but the mx3s was worn was 800 grams lighter.new for new would be almost a kilo lighter. Worth the money performance wise too.
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Who is selling in Canada, in particular Manitoba?
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Here are the the Canada Distributors


HOOSIER TIRE CANADA
117-119 Cushman Road St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2M6S9
(905) 685-3184
(800) 891-0521 (fax)
Contact: Pete Bicknell
ronmckay@bicknellracingproducts.com
http://www.hoosiertirecanada.com

Distributor supports:
Asphalt Oval, ATV, Circuit Racing, Dirt Oval, Drag Racing, Karting/Quarter Midgets, Pro Street


HOOSIER TIRE WESTERN CANADA
5601-45 St. Leduc, Alberta, Canada T9E7B1
(780) 986-7223
(780) 986-5267 (fax)
Contact: Tim Gee
timgee.99@gmail.com

Distributor supports:
Asphalt Oval, ATV, Circuit Racing, Dirt Oval, Drag Racing, Karting/Quarter Midgets, Pro Street

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