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What are the best street tires for dirt racing?

I want to ride on the street and race using the same tire on my motorcycle.

asked by anandakumar (62)

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I would suggest kenda k761 dual sport tire. The nylon ply construction gives it both street and off road grip. It is dot approved and has an H rating at 130 miles per hour.

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posted by Grish34 (39)
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In my opinion the Kenda K761 is the best handleing, best traction on both dirt and pavement. It handles well in the rain and on dry pavement with little noise and the wear properties are excellent. I prefer it over any others I've tried. The tread is self cleaning in the mud and quiet on the street.

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posted by hubb (44)
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Don't do it. Racing tires and street tires are made with entirely different parameters, requirements and philosophies. Racing tires don't perform or wear well on the street. Street tires don't handle well on the track. A second rate racing tire will hurt your chances and still do poorly on the street.

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Dunlop D606 tires are street-legal but designed for off-road riding A full-depth tread for off-road use yields excellent traction on hard-packed roads to soft-trails.

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On the move most of the obstacles can be overcome, using the stock of inertia. At the same time, limited slip differential in the canopy turn slippery road can unexpectedly rigidly connected to each other left and right wheels, which will certainly cause uncontrollable skid. Another

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posted by moorthi (41)
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