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Dirt Bike Tires for both motocross and trail at the lowest price and biggest selection. Find famous brands like Dunlop, Bridgestone, Maxxis, Michelin, Cheng Shin, Kenda and more for your Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, KTM, and Suzuki. Whether riding the trails or the motocross track we have the best selection at the lowest prices on mx tires for your dirt bike.

kevin in AR
I run this tire on my ktm and it's the best rear tire I have run. Beats a knobby in ANY conditions except MAYBE deep mud or sand.
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TOM in ID
Off road use in mountains and desert rocks it gives good hook up. Tire lasts longer then knobes and works when half tread is gone. It does not stop as fast as knobes.
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David in AZ
Mounted on KX450F. Tires did very good in woods riding under dry to moist conditions. Failed badly in muddy, wet conditions. Also did well in desert hard pack. Not the best tire for my KX450F, but still good.
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Carl in WA
I've only had this tire on my CRF250X for about 6 rides and it is chunking badly. I ride mostly at Naches Pass in Washington State. Do not buy this tire if you ride in rocky terrain. Plenty of grip, but doesn't last nearly as long as my last tire(Dunlop MX51). I might try a trials tire now.
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TRACE in KS
These 705 tires work great. You cant beat them for the money. They work just as good as tires twice the price. Quite the value and no comprimise.
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ROY in IL
I run Michelin tires on just about everything I own, so it was only natural to put Michelin Anakees on the Wee Strom when I bought it (used). Wasn't overly impressed. A friend suggested I try the Shinkos. They held up just as well, can drag the occasional peg (pretty impressive for dual sport tires) and were reasonably priced. I'm back for more. Even started using the 011 model on my FJR with good results. If I had to knit pick, it would be that they seem to harden up and lose a little traction as they age/wear. Seems to be easier to skid the rear tire when they've got some miles on them. But for the price, you can change them sooner then the brand name tires and stil come out ahead.
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