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Vikings


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Ideal. Keep it in the family. Lol. I use protyre up here. Bloody spot on.

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wardy wrote:

tyres are meant to be made of rubber not moulded out of old ice cream tubs, they may last well but they don't grip fook all

biggrinbiggrinbiggrin this ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 



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Dirk Diggler wrote:

So.....how about an AC10 chaps? Good alternative? Don't hold back now....but are they the mustard or what? Preferred important front is a Dunlop mx31 and cuts through s###e and grips , anyone tried one of those pathetic trials tyres that last loads on the front? You'll need balls for that eh mental

 

 

better on the road than off round on on the rocky stuff then no grip on wet slidy grass 



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After using the tyre out yesterday I can't fault it.

-- Edited by Holland on Monday 31st of December 2012 08:34:38 AM

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I've had to put a maxis on my wr450 rear due to having to chaing the wheel to 19" and maxis being one for the few 19" road legal tyres around, and I have to say its very good even in the rocky stuff.
It took a little getting used to after using mt43 for a long time, good tyre well happy.


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D13dkt wrote:

I've had to put a maxis on my wr450 rear due to having to chaing the wheel to 19" and maxis being one for the few 19" road legal tyres around, and I have to say its very good even in the rocky stuff.
It took a little getting used to after using mt43 for a long time, good tyre well happy.

 Pretty sure theres a good 19" trials tyre now available mate had one for the ten tors cant remember if its a maxxis or a mitas but it was softer than an mt43 but not as soft as a mich x11 he really rated it



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I still have the 18" wheel I just need to get it rebuilt and then I will have a the best of both worlds.


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Yeah the maxxis was got on the slate as well! And good on the road as well

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Yeah the maxxis was got on the slate as well! And good on the road as well

Loads of grip there were some big 1 wheel action moments

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D13dkt wrote:

Holland wrote:

Yeah the maxxis was got on the slate as well! And good on the road as well

Loads of grip there were some big 1 wheel action moments

I must of missed them ha ha!

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Anyone tried the 'blackrock' tyres?? Are they road legal? Are for specific terrain hard soft hic etc?

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Dirk Diggler wrote:

Anyone tried the 'blackrock' tyres?? Are they road legal? Are for specific terrain hard soft hic etc?

 utter ****e !

A mate of mine who is shall we say in his later years and rides a wr250 destroyed a rear in one ride. As you can imagine he is not what you'd call throttle happy either.

Buy cheap buy twice.



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Dirk Diggler wrote:

Anyone tried the 'blackrock' tyres?? Are they road legal? Are for specific terrain hard soft hic etc?

 I like them, very good for the front on my Husky 2 smoke lasted for ages biggrinbiggrin



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Dunlop Geomax Enduro F.I.M Road Legal tyres, on special offer at the moment at DQMX, Bideford, North Devon. £99.99 per pair. Dunlop D803 Competition Trials Tyre £77.77 Road Legal. Contact details Unit 10 Daddon Court, Clovelly Road Industrial Estate, Bideford, North Devon. Tel: 01237 471784 Mob: 07790 849823 or email dirtjunkie66@uwclub.net



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Dunlop Geomax Enduro, that is a good price for the pair !

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2nd set of s12 xc from protyre Exeter in 16 days. Lol. Love um.

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