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Dirt Bike Sand and Paddle Tires
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Dirt Bike Sand and Paddle Tires
Sand motorcycle tires from many leading industry brands. We have the best selection and prices.
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Tusk Terrabite Radial Tire
Francis in CA
Outstanding desert tire, great price!!
I've only got just over 100mi on these at the moment but so far I'm impressed. They are well made and feel very balanced on asphalt. On the hard pack desert terrain the handle well with some slight side scrub and tend to wander just a but in the corners. This will probably become less noticeable with an air pressure adjustment. In the loose sandy wash they feel pretty dirty, however it will probably feel better with a tire pressure adjustment... once I have more time with these tire I'll update this review. 10-32/15
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Bridgestone Battlax Sport Touring T31 GT Front Motorcycle Tire
Neville in MO
Best Value, Lowest Cost per Mile
There is no doubt that the Bridgestone T31 is the best value for money Sport touring tire on the market. When you consider that a front is good for 4,200 miles and a rear for 2,400 miles paying upwards of double for no extra mileage makes no sense. The premium brands give no more mileage. The rideability of the Bridgestone is excellent and I never feel I made a bad decision. Wet gripe maybe less but, slow down, it is the right solution.
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Dunlop D606 Dual Sport Tire
Joseph in MI
D606 Rear is good. Front let’s go too easy off road
I put a matching set of D606 tires on my XR650L. First of all, I’m a dirt rider. I only ride roads to get to trails. I ride in Michigan on mostly packed black dirt or loose sand. The rear seems fine. It spins a lot on the gas but it’s predictable and drives ahead well. I pulled the front off after my first trip and tossed it in the corner. I might even give it away. On hard dirt roads in corners the front would start to slip just a bit and then let go completely. In the sandy Michigan trails it would start to slip during corner entry as you apply pressure on the bars and then let go causing front over steer and a plowing action. Not good. I put 150mi of trail and dirt road on it. I switched my front to a Shinko MX215 90/90 and it was way better on road and off road. 800 miles later after completing the Mccct trail the shinko was looking good still along with my rear d606. I recommend that combo but will never buy a front d606 again. It may be ok for the occasional dirt guys looking for a knobby to use on fire roads but I don’t recommend it. Not even for dirt roads. There are better options.
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Maxxis Ceros Radial Tire
Michael in AZ
Good Tires
My second set of Maxxis Ceros handle great good traction and not to loud on pavement put 7000 thousand miles on the first set and still had a fair amount of tread left.
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CST Surge C7220 Paddle Tire
Scott in UT
Great price!
Great price? Come on. How can you beat that. I will buy one a season and still be stoked
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Shinko R505 Hybrid Cheater Tire
Brad in CO
Nice tire and sticky too!
Super sticky tire. A bit weird in the sand but love it on the single track. Knobbies are soft so we’ll have to see how it holds up.
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