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XT660Z Tyres What tyres do you have and which are you going to try next - Road / Off-Road |
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2nd Gen Karoos (Street)
I've had Metz's Karoos and they were pretty good. Saw these and thought I'd share the web page. Although it looks like a 130 rear isn't an option yet. May be you have another bike that would thank you for these new boots.
http://www.metzeler.com/site/com/pro...oo-Street.html
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Hi Chalk 2,
Interesting, hope they might be better than the Karoo 3�s. They were hard wearing but leathal on a wet road. Part of the reason is the profile and also mine were 3-4 years old, really hard wearing. Loved the Karoo and Karoo 2�s. Using an electric plane to take a small amount off the older surface rubber helped; I currently use TKC-80�s now which seem to handle better off and on road, but wear a lot faster. What tyres are you currently running? |
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Hi Ferg....I'm on my 2nd set of TKC 80's. I've had Karoo 3's and thought they were 7 out of 10 for tarmac and on the loose stuff were pretty fair too but the loose stuff here is dust and small stone on hard packed mud tracks. I thought the Karoos were the hardest to get off the rear rim. I switched to 80s because I heard they're softer and easier to get off a rim whilst in the middle of no where and I found that to be definitely the case.
I have had Siracs (5/10), Sahara 3's (7/10), Mitas EO8's (8/10). I change my own tyres with a Motion Pro bead breaker set and the TKCs have been so easy to get on and off, plus the 1st set lasted just under 6000 miles which really suprised me.
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