Barber is a must for the motorcycle enthusiast! We got a chance to ride bikes from the following manufacturers: BMW Ryvid Royal Enfield Triumph CFMoto KTM Yamaha Indian
seem to have y'all'sXR150L for a while I've had mineXR150L less than 3 months my tires suck on the dirt roads I broke my mirror bent my tail light bracket and it's all been loose gravel from the gravel road ??? Or maybe it's just because I don't know how to ride the dual sport on dirt roads??? I don't like my tires !! And I am just ignorant on what type to put on it I got a 7 Mile stretch of highway that I ride on but it's mostly little back country dirt roads loose gravel or the county has not put gravel on the road since I've been alive?? And I don't know what will fit my front tire or my back tire?? Are the tire that I'm looking for my riding conditions?? I live in North Texas Clay county there's more cows than people there's more dirt roads there is roads that has been paved!! But I also ride it around in the town next to me that's about 12 mi away on a paved road I cut through the back roads on gravel and then wind up on a short 7 Mile stretch of paved roads and most of the roads in the town are paved and I write it around Bowie. What would be your suggestion and would you do a video on tires sizes and types of tires that do not contain an obvious size that people are😂
So tire options are a little hard for this bike but we will do a video on tires at some point fairly soon. Shinko 244’s can be made to work and would be a good choice for this bike IMO. I would probably pick 2.75X19 and 4.60X17 for that tire on the XR150L. We ride dirt and gravel often and even did about half of the SM500 with the stock tires. Tip: Use your front brake cautiously when off-road! I try to only use the rear brake and add slight front braking when needed and appropriate. Hope this helps you!
