i just get my new rear tire yeap a d952, this tire is really good i rode today for 3 hours on sand, mud, and hardpack the tire works great, no worn at all, nice power slide, get a lot of traction even on sand, i really recomend this tire, i have a 2001 kx 2005 my rear tire is a d952 110/90/19 the tire looks litte fat on the bike but works great. if you doing trails is the best option. pay only 48 bucks for it n **** 3 days delivery 22 bucks to get the tire in my rim. reaally nice. :ride:
Dunlop D952 rear tire
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Burtonridr250
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Anyone else have reviews for D952 front or rear? I am having a really tough time deciding which set of tires to get.... d952 front and rear, or m-12 rear and s-12 front. I will be riding track/trails. 60% track 40% woods. (05 yz250)
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flyinzuki
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Rear,
I'm going to try the 952 in the 120 size for rim protection in the rocks.
Currently using 756, good tire just wears fast.
The only thing I didn't like with the 752 was the cornering traction on int or hard.
Front,
I loved the 755 for years, but found the 742 more versatile.
I may try the front in in the 90/100 for a little more rim protection, if my 80/100 ever wears out.
FWIW, The Dunlop ad for the 952 ("exploding the myth",with Ryno),clearly shows the 742F... :think:
The 742 has a seam in the center and the 952 is offset, not to mention the more obvious tread pattern :|
I'm going to try the 952 in the 120 size for rim protection in the rocks.
Currently using 756, good tire just wears fast.
The only thing I didn't like with the 752 was the cornering traction on int or hard.
Front,
I loved the 755 for years, but found the 742 more versatile.
I may try the front in in the 90/100 for a little more rim protection, if my 80/100 ever wears out.
FWIW, The Dunlop ad for the 952 ("exploding the myth",with Ryno),clearly shows the 742F... :think:
The 742 has a seam in the center and the 952 is offset, not to mention the more obvious tread pattern :|
skiboyracing
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Put mine on this week and hit the trails. I rode in pretty much all conditions, sand, mud, hard pack, areas of rocks and roots, plus it rained an hour before I took off. The 952 was perfect. Definetly a nice predictable tire IMO. I paid a bit more for it, 75.00 but I wanted it "now" so I paid 10-15 bucks more. After 50 miles of trail the only wear I see is the sharp edges are just dulled a bit.