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

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    AC10 cheaper and extremely agressive, its just an DOT rated MX tyre totally wicked off road but eeeeekkkkkk on the wet seal
    I was talking about the AC10 above!
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    so far I'm likin the TKC 80 rear....but it don't hold on too well on black shiney wet bits of road....but if you avoid those bits its fine! ...oh and its awsome on gravel!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Night Falcon View Post
    so far I'm likin the TKC 80 rear....but it don't hold on too well on black shiney wet bits of road....but if you avoid those bits its fine! ...oh and its awsome on gravel!!
    I quite liked the TKC, but I am going for cheap this time.
    I think I might just put a T63 on, they have them at the local shop and hopefully it will last me through summer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.h.r.i.s View Post
    I quite liked the TKC, but I am going for cheap this time.
    I think I might just put a T63 on, they have them at the local shop and hopefully it will last me through summer.
    what about the mitias Eo-10 $220, still have not put it on yet as waiting for the front to arrive as I want to run as a pair
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Shrek_ View Post
    what about the mitias Eo-10 $220, still have not put it on yet as waiting for the front to arrive as I want to run as a pair
    It kinda slips outside the cheap zone for me.

    My local has these (Pirelli MT-70) for about $140. There is not much info on the net about them, but I think Clint ran some a few years back, Care to chime in Clint?
    Looks like a pretty good cheap option when I need a less off-roady tire.

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    Pirelli MT21 front and Mitas E-07 rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.h.r.i.s View Post
    It kinda slips outside the cheap zone for me.

    My local has these (Pirelli MT-70) for about $140. There is not much info on the net about them, but I think Clint ran some a few years back, Care to chime in Clint?
    Looks like a pretty good cheap option when I need a less off-roady tire.
    Yep I've used a set of those, then quite a few rears in combination with TKC80 fronts which worked well. The front is a bit roady for proper adv use but it stuck damn well on the tar & was acceptable on gravel if you didn't push it too much.
    The rears stick really well on the tar too, & are great on the gravel when new, but they wear out pretty quick, well toasted by 4500km IIRC, 3 rears to a front

    That's why I changed to the Mitas E0-7 as my fav all purpose rear, the E0-7's still have as much tread depth & bite on gravel at 6000km as the MT-70 did at 3000km. The harder compound of the E0-7 doesn't stick quite as well on the tar but it's not too bad considering they last twice as long.

    $140 is pretty good, last I checked they were $170ish.

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    At the moment Shinko e-705's from www.bits4bikes.co.nz are $106.13 for a 21" front and $124.60 for a 130/17" rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    At the moment Shinko e-705's from www.bits4bikes.co.nz are $106.13 for a 21" front and $124.60 for a 130/17" rear.
    I couldn't see any????

    I'm really impressed the Dunlop 606 fronts - last a long time & no worries on the gravel or seal. The E07s are amn excellent tyre too - they are as grippy as the knobblier 09's when new to mid used however last a long long time. Not good for river crossings when worn tho

    I don't really rate the MT21s - as they say they are good when new but crap when half worn - it would be good if you could return them for a trade in when they're half worn
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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    I couldn't see any????
    Down the bottom of this one...
    http://www.bits4bikes.co.nz/parts/kawasaki/2592.aspx

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    That bits4bikes site is really half arsed. It could have been so much better but alas....

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    would a 110/100x18 be the same as a 120/90x18 ?

    AC10 on speacial at CT
    http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/product...elin_ac10.aspx
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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    would a 110/100x18 be the same as a 120/90x18 ?

    AC10 on speacial at CT
    http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/product...elin_ac10.aspx
    Nope.

    It'll be the same height but 1cm narrower.

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    bugga....
    and Thanks
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    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    would a 110/100x18 be the same as a 120/90x18 ?
    See this post.
    Cheers,
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