Dual-Sporters/Adventurers of Maryland and Nearby
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I've ridden a lot of that as well, and probably more than I think but just don't recognize the names of. All great stuff!! Looking forward to it!Laoch wrote: Sun Nov 22, 2020 5:44 pm That's a good route Bill.
I've done parts of it. Well most of it, but never in one shot.
I like where your heads at!juddspaintballs wrote: Mon Nov 23, 2020 10:41 am
Exactly! If it's big bike friendly, then it's heated gear friendly too!
They look like slightly less aggressive rain roadrace tires, which are actually the hot item for fronts for true supermoto racing.Marylander wrote: Fri Nov 20, 2020 7:56 pm Huh, maybe I could bring out the 690. I finally mounted the front Heidenau K73 supermoto tire I've had sitting around for a year so I should have some ok traction (already had the rear mounted up). The fat 17" semi-knobby Heidenaus look pretty cool...
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I think they're at least styled to look like rain roadrace tires. They say "rain" on the sidewalls. They're pretty soft for street tires and have no more traction for daily riding than the diablo supercorsas the bike had on it when I first bought it. I should've bought some sport touring tires like michelin pilot roads as I'm mostly using the bike to commute or other mundane stuff. The track tires never get warm enough to have any traction and, while sliding going fast on warm tires sounds like fun it's not so much fun sliding unpredictably on cold tires going to fast on an exit from the highway. It's my own fault for buying tires that look cool instead of getting practical ones for what I actually use the bike for most of the time.phoo wrote: Fri Nov 27, 2020 10:06 pmThey look like slightly less aggressive rain roadrace tires, which are actually the hot item for fronts for true supermoto racing.
Back on topic!