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tires for dry southeast woods.
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Posted by: Nevada Sixx---------------------
hey, i was thinking about tires, and dont know if i should get soft terrain or what...
if a trail is kinda sandy, but no mud to pack up in the tires,, would one of the enduro tires work better than a soft/intermediate tire?
thanks.
Posted by: Lemming---------------------
S12's year round, front and back, it's that simple. I've had good luck with these on dry hardpack to sand to mud. Now I don't buy anything else. And yes, I do ride in the southeast. Let's hope it stays dry this weekend.
Posted by: e.c.bert---------------------
Maxxis Sur Cross (intrmediate terain) tires! Long lasting Great thread pattern. Make shure the rear is the new style that resembles the Bridgestone, M-70. The front resembles the Dunlop K-139 double-side lug with the 752 pattern for the center knobs. Exellent carcus ( durable). robtirma@msn.com:mad: :mad:
Posted by: Nevada Sixx---------------------
the only time ive ever had trouble with my dunlop d739 intermediate terrain was in a sandy turn at a mx track...since i ride tracks alot,, i do need a good tire for sand over hard pack turns.... is maxxis a new top company?
Posted by: kdxjr---------------------
Yea I'd say S-12's are what you want, it's almost like cheating there is that much difference. I have a S-12 on rear and a 752 on front a little more
wear and I'm changing the 752 to a S-12..
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