Colorado B.S. Thread

I had an xt225 for awhile and it was great. Light, great MPG, comfy. The only issue I had is that it was underpowered for my 215lbs + gear. But it could do 60mph-ish, so as long as I stayed off the interstate, it was fine. If I were to go dual-sport again, I'd like to try a DRZ-400 or a KLR-650.

He's not trying to send it, he's trying to explore trails. I had no issues with mine, you just can't come through at full throttle all the time. Two very different types of riding.

 

He dosent need to go hard down single track. Looking for more forest road.
I’ve got 2 older (08) and aside from basic maintanince they don’t need anything. There also quiet. He said also wanted quiet and street legal. There also cheep bike that have been around forever

 

hey @aero3685 just get this:



or this

 

This guy knows. They each serve a specific purpose with their strengths and weaknesses.

 

I got ptn0.25bk it’s the regular stuff in 1/4” it was the smallest that would fit a single 2guage wire. I ordered from eBay which the seller was zoro.

How much you looking for? I got a 100’ roll if ya want a few feet of it.

 

First good thing you’ve said



Lol

 

What are considered to be bro tires? I want to make sure to not get those.

 

Your getting close to this...
And that’s a whole nother topic

 

Thanks I will probably take you up on that offer but it would be a spring project. I went to website and saw they have tons of "different" types, Heavy Duty alone had 11 versions.

https://www.techflex.com/land_hvyduty.asp

 

Yea there is a lot of different options. I have this
https://www.techflex.com/prod_pet.asp

 

Anything other than Duratracs are bro status, bro.

 

It's in the name.

Kbro2's

 

Damn where you been bro?

 

Lucky for me Ill probably get Duratracs, or coopers. ^_-

 

Cooper AT3 or Hankook Dynapro ATM? Duratracs are too aggressive for me, I don't do enough off-road stuff for that. But I need something that won't suck in snow like mine currently do.

 

I really liked my Dynapro when I ran them. Wore great and good in snow.

 

I ran those as well in the past. Good tire imo if you are not planning on doing to much 4 wheeling.

 

So Korean or American made, is there really any decision to make?

 

My wife's Hyundai is more reliable than my Ford Ranger ever was.
If they're good, they're good, regardless of country of origin. Kinda like 'ad hominem' for manufacturers.

 

I have no experience with the coopers so I can't talk there, but if I didn't drive offroad on lease roads with my work truck and needed the extra meat on the duratracs i would go back to the dynapros. I offroaded with those a small amount too and they did fine.