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    Anyone going to Kimmies tomorrow? (7 February)

    Headin down in the morning anyone else headin out??
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    Well had a good day out and good bonus was Kimmies sort out to have Mike cotter out there for the day doin FREE training and bike set ups both myself and rupe and a hord of others all bikes set up and usefull hint on different thing made a huge difference to riding and the bike so was well worth the day out. Thanks Mike if your reading this.
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    i was out there today, man that mx track is a shocker, soooooo rutted out, but the trail track was awesome.
    SHE LOOKED UP AT ME WITH BLOOD IN HER EYES
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    Quote Originally Posted by flyingcr250 View Post
    i was out there today, man that mx track is a shocker, soooooo rutted out, but the trail track was awesome.

    ahhh that was you with the crisp sounding ktm and the van. Yeah the mx track is horrible had a couple of nana runs round it and though nah. The Enduro loop was good. Saw you go down the loop as was going to give chase but was trying to cool down a bit first. Come and say hi next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rupecopp View Post
    ahhh that was you with the crisp sounding ktm and the van. Yeah the mx track is horrible had a couple of nana runs round it and though nah. The Enduro loop was good. Saw you go down the loop as was going to give chase but was trying to cool down a bit first. Come and say hi next time.
    yea that was me, couldnt get into it to day dont know why. were were you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by flyingcr250 View Post
    yea that was me, couldnt get into it to day dont know why. were were you?
    Barty5's orange holden in the middle. Got told off by kimmy again, misrable old cunt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rupecopp View Post
    Barty5's orange holden in the middle. Got told off by kimmy again, misrable old cunt.

    well do do chew up the grass oh wait have you got knobles on your tyres or whats left of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by barty5 View Post
    well do do chew up the grass oh wait have you got knobles on your tyres or whats left of them.
    Fuck could you even see what he was in about. Yeah s12's and hard pack don't mix well

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    Quote Originally Posted by rupecopp View Post
    Barty5's orange holden in the middle. Got told off by kimmy again, misrable old cunt.
    ha ha ha hes a bit like that, he should be out there on the digger fixing the track, not harassing people in the parking lot, i remember the car though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rupecopp View Post
    Fuck could you even see what he was in about. Yeah s12's and hard pack don't mix well
    is that michelin s12's? i had one on the ktm it only lasted 3 rides
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    Quote Originally Posted by rupecopp View Post
    Fuck could you even see what he was in about. Yeah s12's and hard pack don't mix well
    offers still there for the dunlop d756 or the MS3 both at the point of turning them round or one of my good deals on a new MH3
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    Quote Originally Posted by barty5 View Post
    offers still there for the dunlop d756 or the MS3 both at the point of turning them round or one of my good deals on a new MH3

    Hey barty according to Michelins web site the MH3 isn't very good in sand (or mud for that matter). Would a Michelin ENDURO COMPETITION III REAR be a better all rounder?? Its seems to rate better for what we do generally, like Thunder/kimmis then Sandpit all in the same fortnight.

    Personally I quite like Pirelli. The Pirelli Scorpian MX Extra all ground. They seem to grip well and last well. Although their web site recommends the Scorpian pro (in the enduro section not MX) for the rear of my bike which is whats on the front of it now and has a very similar tread pattern to the S12 (good grip too). So it might make sense to put the Scorpian pro on the back instead of the MX extras I like. Depending on how they last the Scorpian pro range seem just the tyre (data sheet attached).
    My new bike has an S12 on the rear and its pretty much on the way out now only done 13 hours! Good grip but wrong time of the year if you wanted it to last!
    We might find we are better moving to enduro tyres because we ride roots/sand then hard pack (or mud in the winter) all in the same week sometimes. Seeing as how the manufacturers are starting to produce specialist enduro ones now we might be beter to go there rather than MX based tyres??
    What do ya think?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reckless View Post
    Hey barty according to Michelins web site the MH3 isn't very good in sand (or mud for that matter). Would a Michelin ENDURO COMPETITION III REAR be a better all rounder?? Its seems to rate better for what we do generally, like Thunder/kimmis then Sandpit all in the same fortnight.

    Personally I quite like Pirelli. The Pirelli Scorpian MX Extra all ground. They seem to grip well and last well. Although their web site recommends the Scorpian pro (in the enduro section not MX) for the rear of my bike which is whats on the front of it now and has a very similar tread pattern to the S12 (good grip too). So it might make sense to put the Scorpian pro on the back instead of the MX extras I like. Depending on how they last the Scorpian pro range seem just the tyre (data sheet attached).
    My new bike has an S12 on the rear and its pretty much on the way out now only done 13 hours! Good grip but wrong time of the year if you wanted it to last!
    We might find we are better moving to enduro tyres because we ride roots/sand then hard pack (or mud in the winter) all in the same week sometimes. Seeing as how the manufacturers are starting to produce specialist enduro ones now we might be beter to go there rather than MX based tyres??
    What do ya think?
    ive done a good 6-8 hour up at sand pit with the mh3 no probs so has cheese even more hours on them as i did have the ms3 before whichwas sweet in the sand and mud. you have to remember you need a tyre that work in both conditions unless you want to change tyres ever week the mh3 and ms3 wear very ell did at least 25plus hr onthe ms3 and it stiil got a got edge on its rear. rupes s12 at kimmies yesterday shat its self torn to bits in four laps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by barty5 View Post
    ive done a good 6-8 hour up at sand pit with the mh3 no probs so has cheese even more hours on them as i did have the ms3 before whichwas sweet in the sand and mud. you have to remember you need a tyre that work in both conditions unless you want to change tyres ever week the mh3 and ms3 wear very ell did at least 25plus hr onthe ms3 and it stiil got a got edge on its rear. rupes s12 at kimmies yesterday shat its self torn to bits in four laps.
    Yeh my s12 on the rear is looking pretty sad now but have to make it last a few more rides. A soft tyre does give you best grip in the hard but of coarse wont last. The factory guys prob wouldn't use anything else but they put new ones on 3 times a day!
    Don't wanna turn this into another tyre thread but I knew you'd say that about the MH3, and I'm not questioning you either.
    But I think I'll explore the enduro tyre side of things. I like what they are saying about the durability but still have good grip in all conditions! My 03 has a scorpion on the back with an S12 on the front and seems really good! So if Pirelli have now manufactured an "enduro" set with similar characteristics that might just be the ticket!!
    Cheers mate!
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    you can't get a MH3 for a 18 inch wheel. The S12s are good, but there wasa bad batch of them out there that chewed up really quickly. Boooom got a good 18 for his CRF-X/R.

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