Tires
#21
10-12-2007, 07:43 AM
RE: Tires
Thats what I put on the back, happy with it, dirt, mud, sand even a little road work
#22
10-12-2007, 11:31 AM
RE: Tires
In the states DOT certified tires are required, even for trail riding. Our NJ group ride was halted whena ranger checked all the bikes over for anything su****ious. Nate was sent back to the camp on his XR for non DOT tires.
#23
10-12-2007, 01:51 PM
RE: Tires
ORIGINAL: Finger Mullet
Or better yet ..... how do they last on pavement. For a while I had a Pirellie super soft Front tire and it was awsome in the sand. Then one day when my truck broke I had to do a quick 90 mile trip on I-95 at 75 mph.........long story short that tire was done after that ride.
Or better yet ..... how do they last on pavement. For a while I had a Pirellie super soft Front tire and it was awsome in the sand. Then one day when my truck broke I had to do a quick 90 mile trip on I-95 at 75 mph.........long story short that tire was done after that ride.
I too am leaning towards the AC-10.
#24
10-12-2007, 02:57 PM
RE: Tires
It sounds like the AC-10 is the best of all worlds.
[ul][*]Good asphalt tire life[*]Good asphalt traction for all road surfaces[*]Good off road traction too![/ul]Is the front tire a little skinner on these tires for a specific reason or, is it just that it isn't made in our size and width?
[ul][*]Good asphalt tire life[*]Good asphalt traction for all road surfaces[*]Good off road traction too![/ul]Is the front tire a little skinner on these tires for a specific reason or, is it just that it isn't made in our size and width?
#27
10-12-2007, 07:32 PM
RE: Tires
ORIGINAL: bryantjt
In the states DOT certified tires are required, even for trail riding. Our NJ group ride was halted whena ranger checked all the bikes over for anything su****ious. Nate was sent back to the camp on his XR for non DOT tires.
In the states DOT certified tires are required, even for trail riding. Our NJ group ride was halted whena ranger checked all the bikes over for anything su****ious. Nate was sent back to the camp on his XR for non DOT tires.
#28
10-12-2007, 11:50 PM
RE: Tires
It looks like the Michelin AC-10 is a great match for the rear tire. What sort of mileage would I get out of it on all asphalt riding?
What front tire would be a good match for it if I didn't want the skinny AC-10?
What front tire would be a good match for it if I didn't want the skinny AC-10?
#29
10-13-2007, 12:02 AM
RE: Tires
ORIGINAL: Finger Mullet
On the subject of tires, what's the cheapest online store to get them at?
On the subject of tires, what's the cheapest online store to get them at?