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Johnny89superbike
7/1/2016 8:46pm
7/1/2016 8:46pm
I've used all the Dunlop fronts, if there is one firm piece of ground on the track the side knobs get torn off, it's just not-on, I've had it, you pay good money for an expected quality product and this happens in your first ride. I cry putting one-ride old tires in the bin :-(
I don't want to hear crap about 'you pay the price for premium traction' they aren't any better than other brands soft terrain tyres.
If you aren't tearing off your MX32 knobs, you just aint riding fast enough through the corners. The pro's get their 'special' tires. Bring back the old American made K139 :-(
Because Dunlop have laid this crap on me, I'll never use any Dunlop again!
Rant over, thankyou.
I don't want to hear crap about 'you pay the price for premium traction' they aren't any better than other brands soft terrain tyres.
If you aren't tearing off your MX32 knobs, you just aint riding fast enough through the corners. The pro's get their 'special' tires. Bring back the old American made K139 :-(
Because Dunlop have laid this crap on me, I'll never use any Dunlop again!
Rant over, thankyou.
The Shop
Sadly, in the hardpack I ride usually the front MX 32 is useless. But the MX52 is too dirttrackish and doesn't work well with ruts so no dunlops on the front here. Pirelli 32 for me, Michelins MS where good too don't know about the new ones.
We just use the motosport tires now, for us just as good performance and way cheaper.
I've never shredded a dunlop in sand, but I think I've shredded every front (mainly run soft terrain tires) on hard pack within a few hours. I ride sand usually so when it happens I just change tires.
Dunlop should give a refund to all users from other countries.
Unless there's been a very recent turnaround, it's not so. The dunlops that pro riders have access to are made in Japan, everyone else gets the made in Indonesia version if I remember correctly.
When asked what he thought about Goldentyre he said "They're good for practice starts."
Pit Row
The Dunlop 32 works for us, I may try a Pirelli but the others just haven't worked anywhere close to the Dunlops performance!
Nice try on being a condescending douche though.
Raced with them at Mammoth didn't feel like they worked well.
The Bridgestone X30 tires worked really well at southern California tracks. Really impressed with those tires.
I have a brand new take off MX52 front if anyone wants it.
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