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Dunlop D606 Dual Sport Tire
Michael in OH
Good tire
Very good tire, handles all condition good, not great but good, easy to mount and balance, depends on bike. my fe501 I get about 1500 miles out of it on crf300l about 3000
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Kenda K270 Dual Sport Rear Tire
JAMES in TX
Does it All
Have been riding on it for about 200 miles now. Tire does well or pavement, dirt, hard pack, and light mud. It did fairly well in deep mud.
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Kenda K760 Trakmaster II Rear Tire
Peyton in AL
Great tire 10/10
Great tire has lasted me a while on and off road after about 5 months it's time for a new one but that's better than most tires I've had!
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Shinko 705 Front Dual Sport Motorcycle Tire
James in NH
Tire
Great grip on this tire , still going at around 7,000 miles. Quite on pavement, fitment on a 2015 Honda CB500x. I would recommend this tire. price was fair.
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Shinko 705 Rear Dual Sport Motorcycle Tire
Grant in ID
Good tire for street use
Works fine on the street. Haven't tried offroad yet. Only a few hundred miles so far, so don't know about mileage. Installed on Harley Pan America. So I can recommend for street use. Won't know about offroad for awhile.
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Shinko 244 Series Dual Sport Universal Tire
Dave in UT
Shinko tire
Great tire on my KLR650 off road traction is decent, although there is little need for knobbys on the cement like clay in southern Utah's trails. Off of the hard double track it seems good enough for me. On pavement it seems like a good compromise, little noise and a smooth ride. Haven't run it in the wet as rain is a rarity here.
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