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#Post#: 3130--------------------------------------------------
heidenau k60
By: brian68 Date: September 6, 2015, 3:14 pm
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Well needed some new rubber. I ride on road 80% , but am not
ready to give up all off road capability. I was debating between
the k60 and k60 scout. the k60 looks like it will be a little
better off road, i was actually leaning towards the scout. found
a deal front and rear k60's on ebay 249. free shipping. could
not beat the price. My stock tires were shot after 800 miles ,
not that i mind running them with low tread but the front end
was suffering from head shake.
So hopefully these will last a while. I will post some pict's
latter.
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Re: heidenau k60
By: seabeegt Date: September 14, 2015, 9:57 am
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Yup, my K60s should be here any day now . I got em off eBay as
well. Paid $275 for a pair. Got the 150 rear. I'm sure they're
gonna be a bear to mount, but they should be worth it. I too
ride mostly street, but I'm looking to more off-roading on my
future trips to the Appalachians :P
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Re: heidenau k60
By: seabeegt Date: October 3, 2015, 9:21 pm
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So I finally got my Heidenau K60s on the ol' Pig.
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The rear is a 140. I originally had a 150 on the rear but I
damaged it during installation. These were the toughest damn
tires I've ever had to put on. I actually ended up breaking a
band in the bead of the 150. I tried to make it work, but it
ended up causing the tire to be permanently out of balance. So
that was about $180 down the drain :P
Live and learn I guess :'(
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This is a comparison of the old vs. new. My old set were Perelli
MT90 Scorpions. They were 70/30 rated. Really solid street
tires, but not much in the way of offroad. This pic shows both
of them as 150 rears.
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The front was WAY easier to put on compared to the rear. I am
very confident with the Heidenau tires on asphalt so far.
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Re: heidenau k60
By: rider_marc Date: January 2, 2017, 1:58 pm
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How have the K60's been working for you guys?
With my previous KLX650C, I would burn through tires like the
MT21's and a similar Dunlop. Then, I preferred to have a good
edge for off-roading. Still my preference. So, I've done some
cost comparisons the show multiple purchases.
Scout K60
Each
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Re: heidenau k60
By: brian68 Date: January 13, 2017, 3:09 pm
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i have 2000 miles on mine , rear is wore off in the middle and
needs replaced, but still good on the hyway. the front is good
for another rear. but as much as i like the rear off road and
on. the front is better suited for onroad . would like to find
a better front, but maybe im expecting to much.
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