Wilsons Sandbox

I agree with Jeff in the Kenda 270's. Squirrely at first till you get them worn down a bit then go drag the pegs if you want. A pretty hard rubber compound on them makes them last pretty long. I just had a few low spots on the back tire I took off, As in the knobs completely worn smooth on the trailing edge of several of them. I got about 4000 from it and it was a pretty soft tire, hence, really gripped on the pavement. They were cheap Shrinkos I had wanted to try. This will be my 3rd set of Kenda 270's I run on this bike, plus I had a set on a DR350s I once owned. Great tires. Andy in Jennings . Bandit doing duty as the KLR is on the bench.