enduro tires

charlie · Jan 19, 2016

I have been looking at the big block enduro tires... makes the bike look badass

jerdog53 · Jan 19, 2016

Yes they do!!

zippy49 · Jan 20, 2016

On pavement, those semi-knobbies do not offer anywhere near the grip of decent road rubber.

YMMV, but to me there is nothing more important at all times than grip!

jerdog53 · Jan 20, 2016

They do a fine job on their own there Zippy so Zip it!!

charlie · Jan 20, 2016

all the reviews I read says they do really well on the street. I like the idea of going off raod too.

porkrind · Jan 20, 2016

I had the TKC-80s on my Tiger before I bought the Hyperstrada. Yeah, they don't have the ultimate grip of a sticky street tire, but you'd be surprised. I got them all the way down to the edge and then some. What they lose in contact area, they gain back some in softness. Of course that's why they burn up in 4,000 miles on the road. But they sure were nicer in anything off pavement but mud.

RSL · Jan 29, 2016

They are the best option off-road, but will be toast in 1,500 miles and illuminate the traction control light and ABS light when riding on the street.

CountChocula · Feb 2, 2016

The knobbies really look freaking awesome on our bikes. Sooo tempting.

Is there anything maybe in between the stock Pirellis and the full knobbies that people have been happy with on/off road?

RSL · Feb 2, 2016

I don't think there are other options. Soon maybe as other tire makers are looking at our 17" size requirements for future offerings.

These are the tires I would like to see in our size:

RSL · Feb 2, 2016

You can get these in our size. Compromise tire though.

jerdog53 · Feb 2, 2016

RSL said:
You can get these in our size. Compromise tire though.

These will be my next tires.

charlie · Feb 4, 2016

me playing off road

enduro tires

charlie

jerdog53

zippy49

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charlie

porkrind

RSL

CountChocula

RSL

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