Ducati Scrambler Tires
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hopefully they do go with a well known Dual Sport tire. My Sport came with the Pirelli Phantom look-alikes on it....they looked cool, but were the worst tires I've ever ridden on as far as performance goes. Id hate to see the bike suck out of the box because of a tire choice.
....good news is thats easy to fix
....good news is thats easy to fix
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They tire is going to depend on the Scrambler model.
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going from what I've seen, looks like one model is going to get the Angel ST and the other looks like a Pirelli MT60....but we won't know for sure until later.
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Confirmed they come with the Pirelli MT60's. My question is about front tire replacement... besides replacing with another OEM Pirelli, what other front tire (dual sport) options are there in the less common 110/80R-18 size? I'm preferrably looking for something more aggressive
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A couple quick threads from some adventure bike guys... The first link goes into some of the other 'competitors'
Pirelli MT60 VS Tourance Scorpion etc - ADVrider
Pirelli MT60 Tires - webBikeWorld
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I think that front tire is a Scorpion MX
SCORPION XC MID HARD , Motorcycle Tyres - Car Tyres, Motorcycle Tyres, Truck Tyres, Motorsport tyres - PIRELLI INTERNATIONAL
SCORPION XC MID HARD , Motorcycle Tyres - Car Tyres, Motorcycle Tyres, Truck Tyres, Motorsport tyres - PIRELLI INTERNATIONAL
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Yeah, they are completely different tires. I think that the front tire is actually a rear tire mounted up front and then the rear is a Dual Sport looking tire.
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I posted info on those tires in this thread here: Tyres or Tires?
Here is the post:
Here is the post:
I was doing some investigating on the tires pictured above by finding a higher res image and trying to read the tires. They are Pirelli Scorpion MT21 Rallycross tires.
The front is OEM 110/80-18 size, and is a "rear" just like the TKC80 "front" tire, and can be had cheap in the US ($92 from Revzilla). Zooming in it's hard to read, but I think rear size in that pic is a 150/70-17. However, you can also get a 170/60-17 size (for $184 from HERE), which is only 1cm narrower than stock, so I think would work fine on the factory wheel for hitting the dirt.
For a US customer, this is currently cheaper than the TKC80 route, for which you can get the front for $166 shipped internationally on eBay, and the rear for $180 shipped. I don't know if they are as good of a tire or how long they last, but it's another option.
The front is OEM 110/80-18 size, and is a "rear" just like the TKC80 "front" tire, and can be had cheap in the US ($92 from Revzilla). Zooming in it's hard to read, but I think rear size in that pic is a 150/70-17. However, you can also get a 170/60-17 size (for $184 from HERE), which is only 1cm narrower than stock, so I think would work fine on the factory wheel for hitting the dirt.
For a US customer, this is currently cheaper than the TKC80 route, for which you can get the front for $166 shipped internationally on eBay, and the rear for $180 shipped. I don't know if they are as good of a tire or how long they last, but it's another option.
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BUMP, What tires, or tyres is everyone running. I am trying to decide if I want to go to street tires and buy an enduro or something or if I want something more aggressive for dirt.
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