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Dirt Bike Sand and Paddle Tires

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  • Tusk Recon Hybrid® Tire

    Chris in CA

    Great tire but...

    Like the tire, compound, Sidewall knobs, sidewall stiffness all great! I use tubliss and it had a pin hole in the sidewall before I even rode it. Had to plug it and it's holding fine. I run mine around 5psi and it works great.

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  • Shinko MX216 Series Tire

    Todd in CA

    Pretty Bad Tire

    Wow got the 90/100 Fatty. First the tire caused a pull to the left but only when leaning/turning - no one could explain. Straight line OK. The cornering is very slow. A DOT tire but extremely shaky on a highway with lines. The downhill breaking traction is bad for any tire .. but this one is so fat. This crawls up the sides of ruts. Maybe I just got a bad one..can't see why the ratings are so high from others. Put 500 miles of dirt trails and some road. Go with something else.

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  • Metzeler MC360 Mid-Hard Tire

    LEWIS in CO

    No lean traction...rear tire...cracks in sidewall.....

    Honestly not very happy with this one....the rear doesn't hold when leaning/turning and after less than one season with lots of tread remaining the sidewall has cracked just below the outside knobs, both sides, all the way around. Sent Metzeler a note on FM Messenger, with pics, which they read weeks and weeks after I sent it, and failed to respond. Obviously they don't care.I will not be buying another Metzeler.

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  • Kenda K270 Dual Sport Rear Tire

    David in CA

    Not a fan of this tire

    This 4.60 x 18 is a very skinny tire. I got it for my KTM 450 EXC and it really looked more like a 4.00 tire, something more for a 250cc dual sport. I think the 5.10 would be a much better fit. The knobs on the very edges are very soft and squishy, and on pavement that makes it a very scary tire in corners. I feel more comfortable with a Dunlop 606 in cornering! Or even a full knobby. I ended up getting a Sinko 244 5.10 x 18. Much better size for my bike and the side knobs are "normal" so it handles very well on road. I would not recommend this tire to anyone.

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  • Sedona MX907HP Hard-Pack Terrain Tire

    PATRICK in CA

    Sedona MX907HP Hard-Pack Terrain Tire

    Not a big fan of this tire. The offset knobby just doesn't seem to grip just right fro me.

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  • Tusk Dsport® Adventure Tire

    BRIAN in MN

    Tusk ds tire

    Very beefy knobs for a ds tire.

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