• 2 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
    WR = 2st Enduro & CR = 2st Cross

  • Hi everyone,

    As you all know, Coffee (Dean) passed away a couple of years ago. I am Dean's ex-wife's husband and happen to have spent my career in tech. Over the years, I occasionally helped Dean with various tech issues.

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250-500cc Trials Tire - 1st Time

The soft sidewall true trials tires are best when run at very low psi. like 4-6. Most modern trials bikes run them tubeless. I ran a MT43 with the Tubliss set up at 6psi ant it worked great but not so good when I tried 8-10 psi. I know of some fast A riders that have tried the soft trials tires in harescrambles and tore all the tread/knobs of before the halfway point. Fast A riders on big bikes like 2t 250s and 300s and 4t 450s can make short work of a "true" trials tire. I've found the best of both worlds is to run a intermediate knobby with the Tubliss set up at about 5psi or less.

Thats what I ve been contemplating with the 781 triple.
 
Motosportz with tires and oil we all see things different. What some may like about a tire others may hate so say what you feel about these things.
Trials tire have always been a love hate topic, I happen to love them.

Had an outstanding run on the new Vee rubber VMR300 tires today. I knew by the first turn I made a good choice. Nothing like spooning them on lining up the bikes and lets see how this all works out. I still think I want to run a trials rear depending on the course turns into.
 
Ride Report : This MT43 is 'magic' with a HD tube and about 8 psi. I rode about 25 miles of single track at the house Friday with a couple of buddy's. My place has a little of everything (snotty hills, log crossings, creek crossings, fast flat sections, off camber stuff and just plain 'technical' trails). We switched bikes a few times and the WR with Trials tire was a huge hit. The guys couldn't belive the traction and the thing was amazing on the rocks and logs. I think they're both sold.

Saturday, I rode at a place called Moto Mountain in North Georgia. This gave me a better feel for the nasty down hill stuff and a little more mud. The Trials tire was great. Down hills feel about the same. You just use 90% front brake. The thing that impressed me the most was loose loamy soil hill climbs. The knobby guys got up them in 2nd gear pinned with the wheel spinning at 80 mph. I just tractored up them with a steady throtle. It was like I was running a studded snow tires.

So last night I washed up my bike and to this point my Trials tire has 3 rides on it for about 80 miles. The leading edge of every knob shows NO sign of ware. It's like I never rode on it. Anyway, just my 2 cents - John
 
Think your trials tire is worn out...... A tire groover & 15 minutes will do an amazing thing.


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[quot"BadMotoWeazal, post: 321162, member: 47"]Think your trials tire is worn out...... A tire groover & 15 minutes will do an amazing thing.


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Looks good!
 
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