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Dunlop MX3s/MX33 = lasts longer
I had nothing but great experience with Michelins, they grip similar to MX3S, last way longer, and are significantly lighter.
I don't like pirelli front tires though, always seem to crack the knobs on the side of the tire. X30 has been my favorite front tire to date.
Dunlops hook up well but don't last for me
And the Pirelli mounts with half the effort.
Pit Row
Needless to say, there will be no Dunlops in my future.
Do check the widths though as they run a little bit narrower.
My favorite tires are a Bridgestone M203 in the front, and a Pirelli MX32 Pro (Mid-Hard) in the rear.
My bike can lean with confidence. The rear wheel tracks straight over any terrain, never breaks loose unexpectedly.
The front M203 tire has knobs far down on the sides for great traction when leaning.
My brand new MX32 Mid-Hard in the front seems to turn better than my 7 year old M203, but I don't have the same confidence when accelerating out of a corner, or through a rough straightaway.
In the end I didn't like the MX32 Mid-hard in the front. I feel the Dunlop MX33 is better, but still not as good as my M203. Unfortunately, the M203 front is only available for small bikes now.
I mostly ride at Fox (Pala) these days.
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