I've run 2 K60's on the 690 and found them to be a good wearing tire, great on gravel, sand and rocks but not flash on grass. As I don't ride on grass much that never bothered me much. They do have a very stiff side wall so removing them on the trail to fix a flat would be interesting but then again you could probably just keep riding it.
They tend to wear pretty square so when the tread is getting low the rear end can move a bit on the seal when hanging them out on corners, but not dangerous at all.
If you tell the guy on trade me you are on Kiwi Biker he will give you a discount, my last one he took off $20.00 plus free freight. I would use them again for general purpose DS tire but the EO7 is cheaper and just as good so I went that way last time.
....wherezz that track go
I'd agree with your rear tire choice, a 950 is to racey to run anything less on the road, I gave up on the front Kenda Big block as well, it gripped ok but felt I had no margin for error if things went wrong and I had to squeeze those twin front discs hard, so went back to MT90 on the front (didn't like the 160k speed rating either)
IMHO smaller slower bikes are better for aggressive tires and major off road duties, bigger faster ADV bikes are road and gravel rocket ships.
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Need a back tire for my 690...looking at moto z tractionater.....anybody know anything about them....seem cheap enough....
They are great for an aggressive road legal knobbly. Buy one. I've run most things similar - T63, E-09, MT21, D606... The Motoz is my pick now, lasts well, grips well & the price is very sharp. Burned one up down south last year, got a fairly fresh one on the rack to go on for Pukemanu.
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Clint
Excellent....cheers for the help..
I just put a Metzler Karoo 3 on my 950.
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Ooh, let me know how those go...
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Pete
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