I live in Highland of scotland, mainly rocks with muddy blasts!!, banks, which tyre give the best grip in these types of sections and has the longest life(tread)??

cheers

chris

I.R.C. great in the muddy bit's! Not ridden on rocks to much, but for midland centre trials, its an advantage. Last's longer as well.

P-Zero's !!!!!!

mitas take ages to wear out ive only used them on rocks but not sure about how good they are in mud

Stuck a new Dunlop rear on for the last club trial at Woodside and was well impressed with the grip it had. Ran it near 0 psi and it was great. Not many rocky sections there but what we did have it worked fine. as far as the wear rate, well it still looks new after one outing

Thanks guys,

wot r P-zero`s and how much are they and how much for the mitas, ive got a dunlop on the back of mine just now, but i got it with the bike and its a bit Crap now, so im plannin to test about,

cheers in advance

chris

Hi

I got two new tyres around 6 months ago from BVM in stroud (I was passing at the time attending a meeting in works time )

Mitas rear and Pirelli front

Anybody know if there's a US distributor for Mitas tires?

Where are they made?

Hey Charlie, I know that Werks Enduro in Warren County, NJ was carrying them last year. Bob Howard (NETA Expert - I don't know if you ever met him, but he lives near me) gave 'em a try and said they were very good for the price (I seem to recall around 70 for the rear). The main problem seems to be finding the darn things.

Anyway, drop me a line if you want me to dig up Werks' number.

Tom

ps. Why you sticking new rubber on something you never ride?

ps. Why you sticking new rubber on something you never ride? 

That's getting a little personal, isn't it?

It's funny, I actually WAS gonna make that analogy....

Class will out, baby!