InstantForum.NET v4.1.4MaineDirtbikes.com Forumshttp://www.mainedirtbikes.com/newforums/do-not-reply@mainedirtbikes.comWed, 07 Jan 2009 23:30:22 GMT20http://www.mainedirtbikes.com/newforums/Topic9047-5-1.aspxI had Dunlop D606's on my older DR-350, and they worked great on both road and dirt. I'm buying those to put on my spankin' new DRZ-400. They also had exceptional wear.<br>My two cents.Sun, 20 Jul 2008 09:11:38 GMTJimbo742http://www.mainedirtbikes.com/newforums/Topic9047-5-1.aspxCool thanks for the info. I googled them and the Michelin looks more like a motocross tire and the Pirelli looks similar to what came stock on my bike but maybe a bit more aggressive. Let me know what you go with I'd like to know how they handle. Thanks.Sat, 19 Jul 2008 09:19:17 GMTPat P Diddyhttp://www.mainedirtbikes.com/newforums/Topic9047-5-1.aspxHey bud i'm doing the same conversion on my KTM 450EXC michelin and pirelli put out some great DOT approved tires the michelins are Cross AC10 they are decent on and off road tire and the Pirelli MT 21 rallycross tires are decent tooFri, 18 Jul 2008 23:07:46 GMT#27rider85http://www.mainedirtbikes.com/newforums/Topic9047-5-1.aspxI've recently bought a Yamaha WR250R dual-sport a<FONT face=Helv size=2><FONT face=Helv size=2>nd have had a blast trying to convert as much of my 30 mile commute as possible to dirt only and bipass as many busy intersections as possible. The bike gets 73mpg and is great on the highway and on hard packed dirt trails and roads. My only issue is if I come across any soft sand my tires get no traction and the bike wants to wash out. I already dumped it once at night in the middle of nowhere on a soft burm. Can anybody recommend a tire that is geared more to the trails but will have durability on the pavement?<P dir=ltr>Thanks!</P></FONT></FONT>Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:11:27 GMTPat P Diddy