Is the SHINKO 244 the best EUC Tire ? (Shinko vs Michelin vs Kenda) 

What i was looking for! Great info! Thanks!

Thanks brother!!🙏

The Kenda 262 was fine for me on the Sherman Max, but i discovered that turning while leaning was a fat "nope!" and moved on to the Shinko 244. Ive found the Shinko 244 to be the noisiest tire. The low frequency go far (especially at speed) and i had people turning their heads wondering who was riding a motorcycle on the bike path about 50m out and it become worse as the tire wear out 😅 (also need to push harder to carve). Still, outside of it having a tendency to so long turn, which almost led me crash into a car coming from the opposite direction, i loved the darn thing, but i wanted to get rid of the noise. Sound wise, where the Kenda is a bee, the shinko was a angry bumblebee on meth 😂. I'm currently testing the Heidenau K66 80/90/14 as a "do it all tire". Its a bit weird, because at low speed it kinda act as a knobby when you turn, but at speed it behave like a street tire. I'm still learning how to best ride it, but its very promising (the quietest tire ive had so far as well), ive yet to do serious offroading with it, but i had to go up and down a few steep gravel bike paths and i have NO complaints about grip. By the way, another known tire that a lot of offroad guys love is the Shinko 241.

As a sherman s user, I find it very curious when you said that the kenda 262 is not good for speeds over 30 kmh... as I have reached +60 kmh without too much effort... I can also do U turns on the width of the bike path with no problems either... and I particularly like the high pitch road noise that the tire makes I even think it sounds aggressively good starting from 40 kmh and the faster you go the more aggresive it sounds similar to an engine revving... but I understand that it is a matter of preference from each person... anyway thanks for the video and doing the comparison 💪

I feel like tires dont really matter its mostly about the rider and how he works with the EUC and adapts the riding techniques

GREAT video!!!!!!!!!!!

how is acceleration kenda vs shinko....shinko is a bit heavier so it feels hard to accelerate and also at high speeds?

Great video

I just switched to Shinko 244, but I noticed that my fender is rubbing against the tire a little, have you ever got that? I think the Shinko 244 is a little larger than the stock.