Tire Review : Kenda Parker DT
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2019
- So, you all may know how I felt about the Kenda Ibex tire. If you haven't watched the review, here is a link • KENDA IBEX TEST Part 3
So now we are testing the Kenda Parker DT and so far its going well.
Here is a link to the race video • Snakebite Enduro 2019
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Beautiful pup. Have 2 ACD's and my male looks just like your pup. Just ran a 3 year old set of Parker DT's (sat in buddies garage for 3 years) in the Mojave Desert for 5 days with tubes at 10-12 psi and loved them over the Motoz Desert HT. Barely any wear....
Awesome street tire as well. I ride a DRZ400 dual sport and this tire was great on and off road. Sticks very good on the streets. Hammer the gas hard out of turns. Lean the DRZ as low as I'm willing too in the turns and they are just fine. The first thing that you will notice on very hard stops is the rear tire will lock up easier than most and will start to skid. I thought these were going to be sketchy on the roads but they did really good! Off road, absolutely perfect from hard pack to sand. No complaints at all!
Awesome
Nice balanced review man. Love your style of reviews! Glad to have your help collaborating on my crazy 😜 build!
Late commenter here. Thank you again for the video and providing those gnarly uphill clips! Seems like the perfect kit for my type of riding here in Arizona!
Awesome
Great video man appreciate all of you guys taking the time to teach us newbies
Heck yeah
I think im going to try these and run the hard direction up front for breaking and intermediate in the rear for climbing and see how it is
Right on
The Ibex, if I'm meeting friends to ride Premium single track far away, I'll show up with one!
Parker DT, I like them too, my dual sport go to tire. The T1, tour of Idaho, 1300 miles long. If you dont shread. A set of DTs will go all the way. I still run tubliss in the rear, low psi on some of the climbs helps me, lol.
I've run them on hard the 1300 miles, then spooned on new DTs on medium and rode the trail home 1300 miles, they wore out the same, except the south end, a fresher tire on some of the hill would of been nice.
I'm a hard front braker, the front has good life too.
I've run the motoz desert HT on the T1, they last a little longer, and resist wear on slab longer, but are double the cost(but they work great!)
Tire reviews rock, I'm currently running a ve33s for single track(its so dry here in utah), I'm loving it for the grip/longevity thang. Daughter is now rocking a tusk recon, as a tire spinner, she will test its longevity fast, lol.
Your 450 rental, what have you been spooning on to keep customers happy?
Thanks for the video
Brad Lu so far the 450 has been running a Pirelli MXxtra out back which is a god tire here in our valley. Works pretty well and is consistent in lots of terrain. Up front she has a shinko 216. The 80/100-21. I just put a DT on the back so we will see how it does under the mighty 4fiddy
@@highlandcycles have you done a video on the S 219? how did the DT do under the 450!!!!!!!! The Pirelli's, they make good ones too.
@@bradl45 The pirelli was good under the 450. I haven't done a video or ridden on the S 219. I am currently really liking the Michelin Starcross 5 Mediums though.
Fantastic riding terrain. Where is that?
Near grand junction
Why does your 250 have that whistle sound?
because its a yz They just sound like that
Your fork seals have a leak
Jim Sheely hahaha I know. Gotta do a video on those next