ATT: SAM

[Ktmracer419]

ktm has some knobbies coming!

[1cleantj]

NOT INVITED



woods-o-cross trail!?

edit: fuck that, my bike is too heavy for that shit.

i need wide open, whoops, jumps fire roads n shit. i can do rocks and technical stuff. it's just not enjoyable

yea your bike is kinda heavy and tall as fuck for tight twisty trails, the fire roads through v-town/RI would be fun though, then head back on the road for some lunch , same goes with the knobbies, stock tires suck, it was the first thing to go on my bike. I've been running dirtbike tires on mine for awhile now, feel every single knob below 5mph and i wouldnt lean into corners so much but the difference offroad is amazing. been through mud pits 2 ft deep no problem, big wet logs i go over them no problem where as my buddy with the newer bike has stock tires and his ass end fish tails all over in the mud and rear tire sits there and spins on wet log's

[Ktmracer419]

i like to highway mine for hours so a smaller bike wouldnt do

height isnt the issue, my race bike was just as tall as the 640, it's all the weight that hurts me.

i did a few technical trails with it on the street tires though and it sucks, but i managed. the knobbies will surely help.

[Ktmracer419]

got this on the front, michelin t63


this for the rear, kenda k778 enduro


the cheapest, knobbiest, dot approved tires i could find that got decent reviews on the internets

[1cleantj]

yea those look pretty good, i run non-dot tires so im screwed if they ever check my bike

[Ktmracer419]

yea those look pretty good, i run non-dot tires so im screwed if they ever check my bike

they never do

i just wanted dot tires so i dont have them melt apart when im on the highway when its 90 degrees out for 2 hours.

[grundlepunch]

Noce guys! I rode it tpday... sloghtly cold lol

[grundlepunch]

I need a new rear tire... bad

[Bigbike]

Nice. Ive thought about turning my CRF into a dual sport. Then doing some power mods.

[Even]

stage II clutch ftw

fixed

[wannabejeep]

fixed

indeed.

[grundlepunch]

got this on the front, michelin t63


this for the rear, kenda k778 enduro


the cheapest, knobbiest, dot approved tires i could find that got decent reviews on the internets

donno if i want to go with the t63 for a rear tire or the kenda................

[Ktmracer419]

kendas were on sale for 58 bucks at dennis kirk in my size

[grundlepunch]

kendas were on sale for 58 bucks at dennis kirk in my size

just debiting preference on aggressiveness .

im going to ride this bike to work (back roads) some days to help save gas, and also bomb the woods...

[Ktmracer419]

i still plan on highwaying mine around, gettin to work (only 8 miles) and whatnot

i don't expect much mileage out of them, but street tires suck in the woods. figured i would hit both extremes and fine tune my tastes after these wear out