SOFT vs INTERMEDIATE vs HARD Terrain Dirt Bike Tires - Explained !
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Thank you very helpful keep up the great vids
That was a very good example of each tire thanks keep up the awesome videos
glad it helped !
Wow man, great video and explanation! thanks!!
Glad it was useful
This video did help me out, glad to know these tips next time I buy a tire, thanks :)
great man !
i have the shrinko 525 tire i literally just put on my bike 2 weeks ago and yeah it's a hard terrain tire. i'm thinking of getting the sedona mx907 next time.
Thanks for the info... very well put...
Thanks for watching
thankyou for this video.. this help a lots for us trail riders
Glad i can help
Thanks man
My 10 yo China duel tire still has lots of tread but next to know grip just saying......i want the shinko 505
good info
good one...
I like à tire with sipes. They're like deck shoes on rocks and roots. Rock crawlers like them too.
Personally I run the Sedona on the back and a maxis IRC VE35 Enduro Tire on the front of my XR650R and I’m 300 lbs
cheers dude, I always thought they were the other way round. I do like the scorpion MX extra x for riding here in new Zealand
Very helpful, thanks..now if you could tell me how to get out of this cold and snowbound east coast hell hole, It would be much appreciated.
ill send you my address, book a flight, come and ride in vegas, it's 60 today ! !
Michael Steven. Ice racing season is here at last. Get some ice tires and rip it.
I think I put the wrong tire on my front...I just replaced them both, but they didn't have the GeoMax for the front and I got a Sedona. I live in northern Wyoming. The terrrain is very similar to Nevada. It's warming up and the snow has melted. The goofballs in their carnival trucks have been out there ripping things up and there are a lot of ruts, but my front end is getting thrown side to side to the point I feel like I might get dumped, in fact I did get dumped the other day and it sucked. I'm not a great rider, which has a lot to do with it. After watching this, I'm wondering about the front tire. I''m going out in the shop to change my air filter and will have a closer look. I typically go out and just hammer down, but now it's almost too responsive. Thoughts?
How do you know if your current tires are soft, inter, or hard? Do they normally say?
That sedona is really soft to the touch! But the tire on my bike is designed for hard surface only and it is hard as a rock compound. Also years ago i use to run a tire designed specifically for rock that is now discontinued and it also was hard like a rock compound! Both the tire i ran many years ago and the tire on my bike now have never lost chunks even being hard compound and riding mostly rocks! While the sedona i have is really getting eaten up with hardly any miles on it. That soft rubber is just chewing right up! I don't believe it is that clear cut as you claim.
Te best tire so far I had was the kenda Parker, and the kenda trackmaster, they both last a long time without loosing any knobbies. Also the Sedona was really good but was too dense, no traction is some scenarios..
yeah i had the dunlop geomax mx35 and i put 23 hours on it through the desert and absolutely distroyed it. so far the shrinko 525 has about 2.5-3 hours on it with about half an hour on the street from cutting through neighborhoods and barely has anything done to it at all.
I hope you have better luck than I did with it I had 200 miles or 10 hours and it was gone
oh. ok well that's a good thing to know um i have subscribed to you so i'll let you know if i remember about how it works out in the long run.
Its helps tx Vegas Romaniac :) in this vide your gas tank is diferent ? orginal hawe been orange
you are the first one to notice , yeas I swapped with my buddy , he liked the original one, and I'm selling this bike sometimes next year so no reason to sell the good tank, this tank is big and its heavy and doesn't fit right !
I am always only on either extremely rocky and hard packed terrain, or extremely muddy terrain. I was planning to get dunlop MX12's so I can get more traction in the muddy areas, but I am now thinking to reconsider. I don't want the knobs to sheer off but I'm just not getting enough traction in the muddy parts of the places I ride. Any tire suggestions? I would appreciate any and all.
Hi @bk
I just got my first bike, and ride in the same type of terrain as you. Unfortunately I can't help, and its 8 months later haha
I was wondering if you had any tire wisdom that you could maybe share with me, what did you end up running?
I have plenty of mud to ride through, but the hardpacked areas have sharp shale rock and like you previously commented, I too am very concerned with getting the wrong tire
With proper tires, that intro clip would have gone a lot different. Right? 😂
Don't worry about tires, for beginners it's not that important, just buy something long lasting and focus on geting more seat time, maybe take a trials riding class or two. Tires make almost zero difference to a beginner rider. 😉
toadamine how can I find out what Tyre I have?
Not true. A beginner will often say “what am I doing wrong” and the answer might be they’re not experienced enough to know their setup isn’t right for the terrain they are riding.
hopefully someone is still answering questions, I have a CR125 that I ride on both dirt hard surface and Dune sands on the same day in the same location, this place is called Juniper Dunes in Washington state. the dirt tires work out there but can cause a lot of frustration when its been really hot and the sand is nice and soft, the dune hills are not huge by any means but there can be some areas where the length of the run before you hit a hill can be short so you need that traction, I am looking for the best tire for 70% sand and 30% dirt to ride on when there and I will have another just dirt tire for everywhere else. this Dunlop Geomax MX11 Sand/Mud Motorcycle Tire looks like it might fit the program I need being the tread is not going to beat me up like a cup tire would on the harder surface. any other suggestions?
You are looking for a unicorn tire... A paddle that works in hard packed.., no suck thing, but the kenda track aster is cheap and works good on both
Vegas RoManiac , think i found the unicorn, Maxxis maxxcross SM, check it out
I ride track and trials. I am thinking about getting a Michelin s12 xc or Dunlop at81. Would these be good tires.
Trey Krueger I use the dunlop mx52 tire and it has worked well for the past few months. I ride in clay/rocky terrain if that helps.
Casual dirt Bike rider Thx
Trey Krueger star cross 5 by far best tire I’ve owned.
People mistake " terrain" for "compound" as some tire manufacturers use compound some use terrain.
Yes
Im rebuilding my buddies kx100 and they gave me money to buy tires as well. We are testing the cheapest tires on ebay. $69 protrax for both front and rear. We shall see how long they last Lol
How long they last
@@AaronGoneWild he sold it about a year later but we probably put 50 hours on them and still looked great
@@BRWfilms hmm I’ll just stick with Dunlop’s I can get about 350 hours on the ones I run
Which one won’t get destroyed if I ride on pavement a little
Hard
Vegas RoManiac thank you. I’ve gone through 2 mx32s this year
There’s a 1000 miles of trails in Laughlin and you had to make your own trail... wtf
those other trails were fast and boring, we ride washes when we go, lot more fun !
Vegas RoManiac go out there with me. I’ll show you the good stuff
cool cool , when !?
Be careful. Cutting your own trails like shown on this video is illegal. On BLM land you must always ride on pre-existing trails. This is actually quite liberal. Here in California, most of our riding is on National Forest land where we have to abide by the MVUM system that states that all trails are considered closed unless specifically on a MVUM map. It's a BS system but that's what the Libs give us.
I'm not saying you're hurting anything but hate to see more more rules due to tree huggers getting more a ammunition from videos like this.