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#587398 - 03/13/16 07:16 PM Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks.
2-Smoker Offline
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Registered: 09/18/15
Posts: 71
Loc: Red State
I'm mainly looking for recommendations for a good overall front tire to use on Texas enduros and cross country races. How about the Dunlop Geomax AT81, so far that's what I'm leaning towards?

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#587401 - 03/13/16 10:41 PM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: 2-Smoker]
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Registered: 04/24/15
Posts: 15
Loc: justin , tx
I run mx32 on front and at81rc on the back. I ride mostly at red river. at 81 front gets to many pinch flats.

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#587477 - 03/17/16 01:22 PM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: 300XC]
Danman Offline
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Registered: 02/09/01
Posts: 344
Loc: Texarkana, Tx
IF your running the TSCEC circuit. Bibs! Also, I liked the S12 (XC compound as it lasts longer) for Mich for the softer sandy races (houston, Boondockers, etc...). Then I would switch for the harder packed raced intermediate terrain tire. (concho, hidden falls, Red Canyon, etc...) I liked a softer tire. I've only been able to get one race so I this season so I just used what I had on it. I have M603 and M604 on there and they seem to work pretty well at Barnwell and RRMT.

I usally bought two sets for a season. A soft set and a Intermediate/soft or just intermediate type tire. That way when I switched them out I could lube the bibs (makes them last much longer). I usually got more than one season from a set. Also, during the summer when there is not a lot of enduros I usually put on the most worn stuff for just general riding that I had in the garage.

I have been wanting to try the Dunlop AT81.


Edited by Danman (03/17/16 01:24 PM)
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#587502 - 03/18/16 04:25 PM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: Danman]
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Registered: 08/15/04
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Loc: Columbus, Texas
I've always found that running round ones work best grin
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#587956 - 04/17/16 08:24 AM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: Pitracer]
ktmlance Offline
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Registered: 08/18/04
Posts: 977
Loc: Watauga, TX
Bridgestone M59 for the front, just about anything on the rear is fine, as long as there is a bib in there! I bought a Dunlop AT81 and a Kenda Track Master II and ran the Dunlop on my son's bike and the kenda on mine. For the money the kenda is a pretty good value, as I have used that tire for second half of TSCEC plus one AR race. 7 A course events and it is trashed, the Dunlop has 5 C course events,and it is wearing a little better.

Both tires were on KTM 200's which admittedly are easier on tires than more powerful bikes.


Edited by ktmlance (04/17/16 09:03 AM)

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#587957 - 04/17/16 09:01 AM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: ktmlance]
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Registered: 08/18/04
Posts: 977
Loc: Watauga, TX
Dunlop at 81


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Description: Dunlop at 81, 5 c course races



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#587958 - 04/17/16 09:02 AM Re: Tires for Texas terrain, not motocross tracks. [Re: ktmlance]
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Registered: 08/18/04
Posts: 977
Loc: Watauga, TX
Kenda 7 A course races


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Description: kenda track master II 7 A course races



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