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

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    I've never had that happen on any of the E07's I've run.
    you know that you have to have bike that can deliver the power to spin the wheel, and have to reach high way speeds... thats two things that 'some' bikes can't do...like KLR's for instance
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    Quote Originally Posted by vegeman View Post
    I'm pleased that you had this slipping in the wet under power (only because I had it as well), and for me, it's the only thing with the E07 that bothered me.. It did that a few times for me on the 690, and the first time it happened, I was travelling in a straight line, and not even under full power. When I put the K60's on...I tried to replicate the same conditions and the k60 never missed a beat.

    Its for that reason, I feel that the K60 will be the tyre choice in the 50/50 market.
    try it with the 990/950 ktm & you will, mine let go only on the "Shiny stuff" ie where the tar has bleed in the heat, I haven't come across an advid tyre out there that wont
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    Quote Originally Posted by vegeman View Post
    you know that you have to have bike that can deliver the power to spin the wheel, and have to reach high way speeds... thats two things that 'some' bikes can't do...like KLR's for instance
    & 690's could be added
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    Yes, have had a couple of moments with an E07 on wet surfaces with my 990. But usually not a poblem if your not being a larakin.
    E07's are entertaining when brand new too !!!!!

    Cheers G.M.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gravel Man View Post
    Yes, have had a couple of moments with an E07 on wet surfaces with my 990. But usually not a poblem if your not being a larakin.
    E07's are entertaining when brand new too !!!!!

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    interesting comments on the E07. I'm expecting a call from LMS imports any time now to say my rear 07 has turned up and not a mile to soon either! My slick K60 rear is starting to get a little too exciting on the black top....and please don't ask me how exciting it is on wet clay
    ....wherezz that track go

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    Quote Originally Posted by Night Falcon View Post
    interesting comments on the E07. I'm expecting a call from LMS imports any time now to say my rear 07 has turned up and not a mile to soon either! My slick K60 rear is starting to get a little too exciting on the black top....and please don't ask me how exciting it is on wet clay
    so...how many km;s out of the K60? - am interested to see how the E07 goes for you, now that you have had that...I went from E07 to the K60. (my E07 was perhaps half worn) so never felt how it was from new.

    Keep us posted whether in this thread or your 690 thread
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    Mitas E09 and Pireli M21

    After months of anguish I have finally gone with a Mitas E09 rear and Pireli M21 front for the DR650SE which I use about 70 / 30 on shingle or off road. Will let out know how they wear. Hopefuly better the than the Kenda 760 and Dunlop 606 they replace... $300 fitted and balanced by me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by TangoCharlie View Post
    After months of anguish I have finally gone with a Mitas E09 rear and Pireli M21 front for the DR650SE which I use about 70 / 30 on shingle or off road. Will let out know how they wear. Hopefuly better the than the Kenda 760 and Dunlop 606 they replace... $300 fitted and balanced by me!
    Same combination I used to my old Dr650. Worked well & milage was very acceptable to.

    Cheers G.M.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vegeman View Post
    so...how many km;s out of the K60? - am interested to see how the E07 goes for you, now that you have had that...I went from E07 to the K60. (my E07 was perhaps half worn) so never felt how it was from new.

    Keep us posted whether in this thread or your 690 thread
    Hi Veg, hows that leg going? Hope its not giving you too much greif. Will definately be noting the milage on the E07 to compare with the K60. I have done almost 7K on the Heidi but it lost most of its traction at about 5.5K. I clocked up another 250klm on it today but had to be real careful with the throatle as the rear brakes free pretty easy now the tread has gone hope my E07 turns up soon!!!
    ....wherezz that track go

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    How do people find the Dunlop Z750 tires? (I'd do a search, but I's keep getting Kawasaki Z750 hits.)

    I think they're good on the tar, but I'm new to this game, so what would be a better replacement? (I ride 25% unsealed/75% sealed).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Odakyu-sen View Post
    How do people find the Dunlop Z750 tires? (I'd do a search, but I's keep getting Kawasaki Z750 hits.)

    I think they're good on the tar, but I'm new to this game, so what would be a better replacement? (I ride 25% unsealed/75% sealed).
    The usual set up is MT21 or Dunlop 606 on the front & E07 on the rear. E07s are excellent excellent rear tyres for everything but wet mud.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Odakyu-sen View Post
    How do people find the Dunlop Z750 tires? (I'd do a search, but I's keep getting Kawasaki Z750 hits.)

    I think they're good on the tar, but I'm new to this game, so what would be a better replacement? (I ride 25% unsealed/75% sealed).
    Z750!... Yer don't mean Dunlop K750 dual sport tire ?
    http://www.motorradreifen-guenstig.d...es/DUNK750.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete-blen View Post
    Z750!... Yer don't mean Dunlop K750 dual sport tire ?
    http://www.motorradreifen-guenstig.d...es/DUNK750.jpg
    Ooops! Thanks for pointing that out. (Am having a Kawasaki fixation recently, for some reason...) Next I'll be calling them Dunlop KLR650s or something like that....)

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    K750s were original equipment on my KLR. Pretty good on the road, ok on gravel, shit in mud. 4-5000km before they were changed for something else
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
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