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nj to alaska/ help on what tire and milage
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 2:03 am
by sigredzeus
Looking for info on tire selection and milage.Going to slab it from
nj to montana.Then hit the twisty stuff in the rocky mtns in B.C.
Then on to Whitehorse, Yukon where I'll change tires.Those new tires
are going to bring me to Prudhoe bay,Alaska.
We are bringing the second set of tires and just having the honda
dealer install them in whitehorse.
So roughly 4,000 miles to whitehorse then about 4,000 in alaska and
4,000 home.I was thinking of something like a metzeler tourance then
change to something like a metzeler sahara.I figure burn up the knobs
as far as they take me then put back the tourance on.Thats if I can
get 8,000 miles out of that set.I'm hoping a knob tire can get me
3,000 to 4,000 miles.
Thanks for any info,Joe.
nj to alaska/ help on what tire and milage
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 9:28 am
by xt535
I've been wondering about street tires myself, and would like the
collective list to humours us here.
I've heard of the Kenda 657 being used with good results. Has
anyone used Metzeler ME880s? Or Metzeler ME88/ME33?
What works particularly well in the wet on pavement?
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DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "sigredzeus" wrote:
> Looking for info on tire selection and milage.Going to slab it
from
> nj to montana.Then hit the twisty stuff in the rocky mtns in B.C.
>
> Then on to Whitehorse, Yukon where I'll change tires.Those new
tires
> are going to bring me to Prudhoe bay,Alaska.
3,000 to 4,000 miles.
>
> Thanks for any info,Joe.
nj to alaska/ help on what tire and milage
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 9:34 am
by Guy B. Young II
Uh, common sense?
;-0
Sorry. Couldn't resist that.
Guy
At 03:28 PM 2/8/04 -0000, xt535 wrote:
>What works particularly well in the wet on pavement?
toasty muffs
Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 9:19 am
by gpokluda
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DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Lujo Bauer wrote:
> I thought I'd put in a plug for Toasty Muffs and other handlebar
muffs.
These seem to be enjoying a comeback of sorts. Last year I sold a
couple of these in the Polar Guard version. This year I have sold a
dozen. Very popular with ATVers and folks who don't want bulky
gloves.
Gino
Rider Valley Motorcycles