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Have to say I’m not big on carrying what tire I’m on normally but I got talked into trying these and man these are great tires! Normally I’m a Bridgestone intermediate
Noticeable difference biting into the turn.
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at687 wrote:
How much for some new dunlops, mx33? Front and rear
I don't know what he's gonna charge you but I just put a set of these on my YZ 250 and they are sweet. As always I'm worried about durability 'cause it's hot and dry out there and there is a lot of hard pack in my neck of the woods.Put them on for a race at a loamy track and the wetter and slipperier it got the better they worked.
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We’ve been using Kenda for years now... some of the mainstream brands don’t hook up after the edge is slightly worn, but the Kenda keeps gripping. Best tires we’ve ever used by far! I’ve got two stacks in my garage right now of Washougal, Southwick and Sandmad. You won’t find any other brand as even a thought to go on our bikes.
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I used Dunlop MX52's on my old bike they were pretty good. New bike came with Michelin Starcross which I'm not too keen on. Might give these a look in a few weeks. Those Hoosiers look the part but we can't get them in the UK sadly
I used to think I was indecisive, but now I'm not too sure.
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racerx317 wrote:
We’ve been using Kenda for years now... some of the mainstream brands don’t hook up after the edge is slightly worn, but the Kenda keeps gripping. Best tires we’ve ever used by far! I’ve got two stacks in my garage right now of Washougal, Southwick and Sandmad. You won’t find any other brand as even a thought to go on our bikes.
yes i never felt more comfortable than when i had a washogul front.
consistant never pulled any suprise moves.
near impossible to get here
imo almost a secret weapon but like anything they might not work for everybody..
