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Im looking for a front that will be Okayish to ride late motos in when the tracks out here get dry slick...
The Shop
I have 10 hours on my rear Hoosier and it’s still got a few rides left on it. Not only is it wearing much better than I thought it would, but it’s the best rear tire I’ve ever run.
Make no mistake, Hoosier tires will NOT disappoint.
At the end of the day - your laptimes wont differ much from any brand name tire. Some last longer some last less - buy according to your desires of longevity vs grip
I’m hoping the maxxis will be cheaper than the others.
I have not ridden with the 120 yet, but I’m hoping it works as well as the 110’s did. The knobbies are not nearly as soft as the 110....
I’m really looking forward to trying the front (20) compound tire. I used to get the Dunlop RR tires and the front was really good for a tire sold to the public.
I can say that I’m super impressed with the 20 rear so far. I’ll post my feelings on the 25 compound /120 tire as soon as I get to ride that bike. I’m going to put the 2nd 110/20 rear that I have, on my RM 250, since I got the 120,s for my 450. If they decide to do a 100 rear tire, I’d like to try one on my 150.
Right Shaun?
Pit Row
One thing I did notice with the narrow tire, is it seemed to track better in the corners with ruts. We don’t get very deep ruts at most of the tracks I ride, but I did have a couple days where they got fairly deep in the corners.
Go buy 3 sets - a maxxis - a pirelli - and the michelin
You will eat them up in a year's time - and can compare to your hearts content.
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