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Thread: Tyre choice for adventure riding? (Mixing road and off-road)

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    Nothing wrong with Heidenaus...

    Quote Originally Posted by Racey Rider View Post
    Having Been made Redundant, I'm taking the opportunity to Launch a new Business.

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    As a first special I'd like to offer KB'ers who use the 130/80 -17" Adventure tyres a $50 discount on a quality German Heidenau tyre. (Hi -den-ow) a 50/50 road dirt tread.


    RRP $207.38
    Ridelife price - August only - $157 + freight.

    I hope some can take advantage of that. PM me if interested.

    For other sizes please check one of my trademe accounts then contact me through KB for free freight
    Cheers.
    Racey.

    130/80-17 only
    One tyre only per KB'er
    While stocks last. 17 in stock as of 1/8/10
    Can you do a stock size for a KTM 625sxc....
    90/90/21 and a 14/80/18?
    Prices? Ta... I had them for the DR750, nice tyre, no issues......Made in a good part of the world too!

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    Who is this Heide and why is she 'n Aus?

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    A part of the world...

    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Who is this Heide and why is she 'n Aus?
    Ya know....related to Germanic etc...Aus, Ger, Swiss... funnily enough, they make tyres, bikes and Yodel! all of the above...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZKTM View Post
    Can you do a stock size for a KTM 625sxc....
    90/90/21 and a 14/80/18?
    Prices? Ta... I had them for the DR750, nice tyre, no issues......Made in a good part of the world too!
    Have PM'ed you as I'm not allowed to discuss that here.

    Nope - can't PM you ether as too new a member. will sort out a link or something.

    Prices and availability Here
    Last edited by RideLife; 7th August 2010 at 13:27. Reason: removed details

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    I've found the perfect set of do-anything adventure tyres!

    Yep, with these babies you can carve up the local road race track, roost up the MX track, deal to those knarly adventure rides, & tour the world! All on one set of tyres!



    Trouble is, its a set of 8

    Bridgestone BT45 road/track day pair, Kenda K760 full dirt pair, Mitas E0-9 / Michelin T-63 knarly adventure pair & Mitas E0-7 / Dunlop D605 adventure touring pair. Rubber for every occasion!

    Cheers
    Clint

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    Excellent! Now you just need a bike like in MI:2 that changes tyres between shots
    Cheers,
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    I've been contemplating what to fit to my F650GS to replace road tyres. My intended riding will be 40% seal, 40% gravel and 20% off-road.

    Seeing your selection all together gives me a great comparison Clint. Thanks for that. I'm thinking my choice needs to be at the right hand end of your rack.

    Any suggestions/recommendations welcome

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    Top thread - cheerz all - big ups to motu and rogson on the first page for "The oil on tyres"

    Cruiser, Mitas E07's could suit - longevity - awesome grip on tar - shingle good - single track wet mud/grass poor (front tyre anyway but not designed for that purpose, could go E09)


    http://www.lmsimports.co.nz/products.php?cat=2

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    Quote Originally Posted by warewolf View Post
    Excellent! Now you just need a bike like in MI:2 that changes tyres between shots
    The 640 does that already ...well if I've got 40min & its close to the shed Another set of rims would be good but keeping in practice changing tyres aint a bad thing.

    Quote Originally Posted by BMCruiser View Post
    I've been contemplating what to fit to my F650GS to replace road tyres. My intended riding will be 40% seal, 40% gravel and 20% off-road.

    Seeing your selection all together gives me a great comparison Clint. Thanks for that. I'm thinking my choice needs to be at the right hand end of your rack.

    Any suggestions/recommendations welcome
    The 19" front on the F650 cuts down the options a bit, I'd maybe try a Continental TKC80 front / Mitas EO-7 rear. If you're not doing too many miles a TKC80 would give some more dirt grip on the back too but the E0-7 will last heaps longer for much less $$$.
    I used to use a TKC on the front, but the D605 is cheaper & seems to give very similar performance, I don't think they come in 19" tho.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMCruiser View Post
    I've been contemplating what to fit to my F650GS to replace road tyres. My intended riding will be 40% seal, 40% gravel and 20% off-road.

    Seeing your selection all together gives me a great comparison Clint. Thanks for that. I'm thinking my choice needs to be at the right hand end of your rack.

    Any suggestions/recommendations welcome
    Have a go with Shinko 705's.

    Deep off-road uphill shingle and wet clay are the only downsides I've found so far and they're really cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    The 640 does that already ...well if I've got 40min & its close to the shed Another set of rims would be good but keeping in practice changing tyres aint a bad thing.


    I feckin' hate changing tyres.
    A lifetime of playing as a goal keeper in football and a wicketkeeper in cricket has left me with a handful of broken fingers and thumbs and tyre changing is about the worst thing for aggravating 'em...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I feckin' hate changing tyres.
    A lifetime of playing as a goal keeper in football and a wicketkeeper in cricket has left me with a handful of broken fingers and thumbs and tyre changing is about the worst thing for aggravating 'em...
    Tip: Use tyre levers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Tip: Use tyre levers.
    Bastid.
    Now I have to clean coffee off of my monitor...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Bastid.
    Now I have to clean coffee off of my monitor...
    My job here is done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clint640 View Post
    E0-7 will last heaps longer for much less $$$. front & rear


    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Have a go with Shinko 705's.

    Deep off-road uphill shingle and wet clay are the only downsides I've found so far and they're really cheap.
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