Bridgestone TW41 and TW42
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RE: Bridgestone TW41 and TW42
I have a DRZ400S and I believe those are the tires. They are commonly referred to as "DeathWings" because some people have wiped out in wet grass or mud or loose soft sand. That said, I have 800 miles on my bike and I haven't wiped out yet (I probably shouldn't have said that...). I like the tires on the road and so far on hard pack fire roads etc they are fine. They are a bit squirrely in gravel and even more so in sand. I haven't road in any rain but have rode on wet roads after a rain and didn't notice any problems. I will run out to the workshop and verify the numbers for you so we are talking about the same tires.
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db
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#5
RE: Bridgestone TW41 and TW42
Hmmm...squirely on gravel...that's my biggest complaint with the stockers...guess I'll spend the money on the tkc80's or the tw301/302. Thanks guys.
#7
RE: Bridgestone TW41 and TW42
Yeah, I'm not all that concerned about tire wear as I am loose gravel. I road a lot of trail in NM that had a lot of loose rock and gravel and the stockers were all over the place.
#8
RE: Bridgestone TW41 and TW42
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Yeah, I'm not all that concerned about tire wear as I am loose gravel. I road a lot of trail in NM that had a lot of loose rock and gravel and the stockers were all over the place.
Yeah, I'm not all that concerned about tire wear as I am loose gravel. I road a lot of trail in NM that had a lot of loose rock and gravel and the stockers were all over the place.
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