I've used hidenaus for years, conti 365 were utter rubbish. Way too hard I did around 1500 miles on them before taking them off and slinging them, they looked brand new!! Tyres wear out thru wear hidenaus wear out on the rear fast because they grip causing wear. The 100 x 90 are lower rated than the 350 x 10 but are adequate for rally use. I go thru 5-6 a year on the back.
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Just got my Scootsmart's delivered today off of Tyre tec trading for £25.75 each delivered, seems a good deal to me.
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I haven't used the K61 but I have done several thousand miles on K47 and K58 tyres over the last 4 or 5 years since the initial Schwalbe scare. Both the K47 and K58 are grippy and, whilst I have never had a blow out on them, the sidewalls are reinforced. I wouldn't use anything else at the moment. Grippy tyres do wear quicker but I don't recognise the
Low mileages quoted elsewhere on this thread.
Maybe I ride too sedately these days
Low mileages quoted elsewhere on this thread.
Maybe I ride too sedately these days
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Scootsmart about same mileage as the k61's. If I had to choose I think I'd go for the k61's.Burnside wrote:I'm on the look out for new tyres for my rally/all year round ride, but I've got tubeless on it so 1200 miles max would rule these out. Will probably try Scootsmart next time.
Shame about the 365s, if anyone does remember the re-branded name please update this post
Using Scootsmarts on one of my scooters, and they are good, but for me I'd go k61 ( even after a season on the Dunlops last year , including Germany )
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Has anybody tried the new Heidenau K80SR tyre yet? Similar tread pattern to the Dunlop Scootsmart but 3.50 is 59M rated which I prefer over the 51P of the Scootsmart [though there is a Scootsmart in 59J]
The German manufacturer describes the K80 SR as a "sporty all-rounder for scooters" and says that the positioning of the tyre's tread grooves and its newly-developed casing help the K80 SR deliver good straight line performance and precision when cornering at speed. A "specifically-mixed compound" is said to be responsible for providing grip and good braking characteristics on dry and wet road surfaces. Other stated K80 SR qualities are high mileage, low rolling resistance and a good balance between ride comfort and handling precision.
Available in 2 sizes, choose from options list.
3.50 -10 (59M) K80 SR
100/90 -10 (61M) K80 SR
http://www.scooterlab.uk/compulsory-win ... nlas-news/Burnside wrote:I'm on the look out for new tyres for my rally/all year round ride, but I've got tubeless on it so 1200 miles max would rule these out. Will probably try Scootsmart next time.
Shame about the 365s, if anyone does remember the re-branded name please update this post
http://www.anlas-tyres.co.uk/anlas-arrives-in-the-uk/
I am playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order.
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They are the ones, thanks.DaveTomo wrote:http://www.scooterlab.uk/compulsory-win ... nlas-news/Burnside wrote:I'm on the look out for new tyres for my rally/all year round ride, but I've got tubeless on it so 1200 miles max would rule these out. Will probably try Scootsmart next time.
Shame about the 365s, if anyone does remember the re-branded name please update this post
http://www.anlas-tyres.co.uk/anlas-arrives-in-the-uk/
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Nice one, thanks Dave.DaveTomo wrote:http://www.scooterlab.uk/compulsory-win ... nlas-news/Burnside wrote:I'm on the look out for new tyres for my rally/all year round ride, but I've got tubeless on it so 1200 miles max would rule these out. Will probably try Scootsmart next time.
Shame about the 365s, if anyone does remember the re-branded name please update this post
http://www.anlas-tyres.co.uk/anlas-arrives-in-the-uk/
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Looks like MB Stock them http://www.lambrettaspares.com/spares/t ... u0869.htmlDaveTomo wrote:http://www.scooterlab.uk/compulsory-win ... nlas-news/Burnside wrote:I'm on the look out for new tyres for my rally/all year round ride, but I've got tubeless on it so 1200 miles max would rule these out. Will probably try Scootsmart next time.
Shame about the 365s, if anyone does remember the re-branded name please update this post
http://www.anlas-tyres.co.uk/anlas-arrives-in-the-uk/
I know Martin At Chiselspeed gets them as well
As my Dad used to say "Each to their own lad"
garry inglis wrote:What was the rating on yours bazza
Sorry only just seen your post. Will check tomoz,i got them off corrado iirc there a high rating
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