opinions on front tire
whats everyones opinion on the best front tire I can get. I want the most off road traction you can get and still be street legal. I had a d606 installed on the rear two days ago. And before I settle for another front D606 I am wondering if there is a better front tire. The tire is 80 percent wore out and last weekend I hit some 3 inch or so deep mud and I saw jesus but made it thru, I never felt such a wierd feeling I wasnt steering but the bike was. I would have throttled thru it, but last weekend my rear tire was bald on the center knobs and I would have eatin mud, I just maintained everything and slid on thru. I dont want too soft of a tire (tyre) that I need to replace it every six months unless its a 40 dollar tire
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Have you gone to BikeBandit and searched for dualsport tires? They have a few there to choose from. A lot of times they're prices are a bit better than most places. Definately better than any dealer than I've seen.
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I have shopped bike bandit motorcycle-superstore and rockymountainatv all 3 had good prices and fast delivery to washington. I was looking more for experiences from riders who ridden way longer than my 3 months of riding :D
I've ridden dirt bikes in the past and street bikes for 16 years. I've just never combined the two until now |
I've heard the dunlop rear and Trackmaster II front combination is the best. I don't have any personal experience, but it's been discussed here before. I'm sure someone will be along to give you their advice.
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I'm partial to the trackmasters. The rear is good for about 1000 miles as long as you don't run it on the street for too many of those miles. You'll get a bit more out of the front. Traction is very good in the dirt but sucks on the street. I haven't tried any other tires so I can't give you any comparisons.
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Originally Posted by clgdswr
(Post 381650)
whats everyones opinion on the best front tire I can get. I want the most off road traction you can get and still be street legal.
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If you were you used to the 606 front....Stay with it....
I had to swap my rear and stayed with my 606 front...No need to try a different front..And learn how the front reacts all over again.....I wanted concinstancy..I kept the 606....My thoughts are the 606 is the perfect front for my style.... Rocco |
the problem I have with my 606 front is that my Trackmaster II Rear just kinda pushes it everwhere, I hate it. Never had that problem until I stuck the beefier tire on the rear, Me, I def. need something more mighty on the front to keep from sliding
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I installed the new rear d606 and it made the front damn near go straight everytime I tried to corner it offroad. On road its fine. But right now the front tire is heavily worn and is next to be replaced unless I can find something with some good grab to it in the dirt. I'd also like to know if I could get a little bigger front tire
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I have been using these for a few years now, front and back.
http://www.mxretreads.com.au/index.php I was put onto them by a local trail bike tour company and I have been very happy with them. Good all round grip and good wear. I know, I know, there not street legal. But in 30 years, its never been a problem. |
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