Adventure and dual sport tires video timestamps and links:
0:10 – Bridgestones Battle Wing 502: https://frt9.co/yxznhd
1:52 – Shinko 700 Series Dual Sport Tires: https://frt9.co/sv69q9
3:32 – Heidenau K60 Scout Dual Sport Tires: https://frt9.co/nq3tyn
5:12 – Continental TKC80 Twin Duro Rear Tire: https://frt9.co/4ns9i1
6:11 – Kenda K760 Trackmaster II: https://frt9.co/ohn6yb
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Price: $97.77
Shinko E-805 Big Block Rear Tire (150/70-17)
Utilizing the latest in big block tire technology these adventure tires are ideal for situations where a rider spends 40% on-road and 60% off-road.40% on-road and 60% off-road tire.Superior on-road handling and mileage.Stable sidewalls for so... (as of January 17, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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MOTOZ Tractionator Adventure 150/70-18 Dual Sport Motorcycle Tire, DOT
Motoz Adventure Tires are based on their Tractionator Series, with construction suitable for harsh conditions like desert racing, multi day enduro or long distance adventure riding. Designed by off road riders, for off road riders, for seriou... (as of January 17, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $93.48
Shinko E-805 Big Block Rear Tire (130/80-17)
Utilizing the latest in big block tire technology these adventure tires are ideal for situations where a rider spends 40% on-road and 60% off-road.40% on-road and 60% off-road tire.Superior on-road handling and mileage.Stable sidewalls for so... (as of January 17, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
Price: $116.99
I use a Duke 200 and I want to change my tires to a hav a good grip on wet street conditions with a decent mileage . can u suggest me any?
I ride Indian road (note)
Awesome Ryan. Love your videos.
What about the new Metzeler Karoo Street? Anybody have experience with it yet? Tempted to put on my Vstrom 650 but see no reviews.
“Shinko 700” for me, Brother! Cheers;)
goldentire.vn
……I was just wondering if anyone ever does “siping” on their motorcycle tires, (as they often do on car tires)?!….
Just picked up a pair of Heidenau K60s for my 2011 Tiger 800XC. I commute daily but plan to do a lot more off roading this coming year. A will ride from Northern CA to Death Valley and then plan to do a bunch of off roading in Death Valley. Should be a pretty good test. I currently run the Michelin Anakee 3s and love them for their on road performance (daily commuting). The idea is to use the Anakee 3s October through February and the K60’s in the spring, summer, and early fall.
Seems like a nice guy but he’s too wet behind the ears to tell me anything except call me sir.
I still use illegal tires usually
he hasnt done 13hour days on a bike ..I havent seen a video of him doing that 🙂 and excuse me ..if he tested the tyre why are they not looking worn ?
I ride very aggressive on the street on my Yam Sup 10. I currently run the battle wings and street performance is awesome. But I want better dirt performance. How are the Metzler Karoo3s? How’s their street performance and longevity?
In the last 2.5 years, I have gone through the following tires on my 1190R
K60 – Great Highway mileage, light off-road, not fantastic in Mud.
MiTas E-07 and E-09 – Great Off Road grips into everything confidently. Not too Bad on the highway but wears pretty quick.
Golden Tyres GT723 – Great Off-road, lots better than Mitas imho. Great mileage on the Highway but squiggy on the highways especially on the painted lane markers .
Personal Favorite currently GT723.
Try it and would look forward to a proper feedback from a decent off-road rider as yourself Ryan.
And tires we tested in the South East Asian terrain (Malaysia and Thailand) where clayey and slippery mud are a big thing here.
Hi, have you had a look at these types from Metzeler yet? http://blog.motorcycle.com/2018/01/10/safety/tires-safety/metzeler-unveils-karoo-street-tires/
Would the K60 Scout be good for a trip from Canada to Argentina on a klr 650, ktm 690 or something similar? Thanks
What about the motoz mountain hybrid? That’s an awesome tire!!!
Hello Ryan, can you do a video on difference of sprocket pitches? 520, 525 & 530. Which sprocket pitches are recommended for motorcycles different cc?
Please do an episode on riding tubes vs tubeless off road vs road vs light adventure. Very confusing.. cheers
Please rave about the k60 scout pls
Funny thing about the Shinko 700…it becomes round when you mount it and add air. LMAO!
MICHELIN Anakee Wild ?
could u do a foot peg review on small bike market like kaw versys x300 you do a great job review, yes buy K60 he know
Product link and video timestamps:
0:10 – Bridgestones Battle Wing 502: https://frt9.co/yxznhd
1:52 – Shinko 700 Series Dual Sport Tires: https://frt9.co/sv69q9
3:32 – Heidenau K60 Scout Dual Sport Tires: https://frt9.co/nq3tyn
5:12 – Continental TKC80 Twin Duro Rear Tire: https://frt9.co/4ns9i1
6:11 – Kenda K760 Trackmaster II: https://frt9.co/ohn6yb
Hey Ryan – getting a super Ten … what off / road tire do you recommend ? Looking mainly on road but want to do off roaring also !
I would really like to see a video on riding shoes, including the Alpinestars Jam Drystar shoes!!!
I tried a Shinko 700 rear, didn’t really think it was good value. It was pretty cheap but it just didn’t last very long. I changed it to a Mitas E-07 which works better off-road, works about as well on-road, costs a bit more but lasts a LOT longer.
Currently I’m changing bikes and looking into tyres, the Battle Wing 502 looks like a pretty good choice for road orientated and I’m thinking that the Mitas E-07 might still be a really good choice for 50/50 mixed riding.
Shinko 804/805 are better than the K60’s IMO. Only downside is in mud they will squirm side to side but everywhere else are great and last long plus low price
Has anyone tried the Dunlop D606 tires? Just ordered a set I’m about to try out on my DRZ400S
I had the K60’s on my 07 V-Strom DL-1K and loved them. Having them put on my brand new KTM 1290 SA-T before I pick it up ! Awesome ADV tire !
I agree. He seams arrogant and he might be but is very technical. His sense of humor is complicated but funny many times. His tone of voice and face doesn’t help him but once you watch his videos if you are open mind you will get hooked.
I really like my Metzeler Enduro 3 Sahara. They have great onroad performance as well as good offroad performance. They also have great self cleaning.
Any thoughts about the Pirelli Scorpion Trail II, i am mostly street orientated on a crf1000 and the standard tires aren’t all that good to say the least.
I pulled the trigger on Shinkos for my KTM 1290R. Caused wobbles, tires itself was not true….made my 1500 mile ride sketchy the whole time. Swapping them out for some Heidenau K60’s
Ryan, take a look at Vee Rubber VRM-163. They’re from Thailand. Don’t be put off by their cheap price I’m told by a Versys owner who changed to VRM-163′ from Scout K60’s. Says the Vee Rubber’s are superior in all conditions. Getting a set for my CRF Rally (the little 250 Rally not the Africa Twin Rally . . . whimper.)