Those Battleax AT41 looked like nobblies with its big chunky rubber blocks. Im currently using the Pirelli Scorpion Trail 2 tyres for the second time as I was happy first time round. Mainly I used it for road but was happy on the 30km off road ABR trail last year. This year however they were a bit slippy on the ABR festival trail as the Pirellis's are nearing the end of their tread. Nothing against the Pirelli tyre but I might give the Bridgestone Battleaxe a try just as a comparison test.
I have used my road tyre off road all year in dry conditions. If your just doing road work I'd stay on road tyres. The only bit on the Bridgestone trail that was off road as we didn't do the expert sections was the bit through the hedge and down the hill. On Sunday first thing the dust was just slippy as.
Had the Bridgestone Battlax on a new GS Adventure no problems with them. them.There are two tyres getting chunky and more off road oriented up to the big block AX41 classed as 50/50 ish. The Continental trail attack 3, I like are just 10/90 mainly a road tyre. Will be putting them back on after I've done some tougher trails that are always wet even in a dry summer. All manufacturers say their tyres are the best it's a mine field.
Big lugs on those. Going to get a new front tire fitted this week - Battlax A41 Adventure to replace the original. Rear tire looks as new even with 5500 miles, but front is down to the wear bars already. I figure one front replacement this time, then look for a new set when these are done. I’m almost 100% pavement anyway.
Hi Greg it's raining here all week. How you doing glad to hear I might get some miles out of these but I only want to do a few harder and still wet trails and ill go back to my continental trail attack 3 tyres. Chin up the fall is coming.
@@kengsadventure1806 The A41s I have are not the Trail version, so I don't think you will get that same mileage with them. I hear the Dunlop Trailmax Missions get VERY long life. Doing well here, hope you are as well and looking forward to the fall!
@Hogdriver88 Only planning to keep these on to do some wet muddy trails. Go back to my continental trail attack 3, i manage OK if the tracks aren't too greasy and gravel forestry trails, no problem 😊 cheers for info on your tyres.
As an ABR promotion £230 For the pair with over £100 of gifts that have not arrived yet. I'll do some of the harder trails then switch back to something else.
Those Battleax AT41 looked like nobblies with its big chunky rubber blocks. Im currently using the Pirelli Scorpion Trail 2 tyres for the second time as I was happy first time round. Mainly I used it for road but was happy on the 30km off road ABR trail last year. This year however they were a bit slippy on the ABR festival trail as the Pirellis's are nearing the end of their tread. Nothing against the Pirelli tyre but I might give the Bridgestone Battleaxe a try just as a comparison test.
I have used my road tyre off road all year in dry conditions. If your just doing road work I'd stay on road tyres. The only bit on the Bridgestone trail that was off road as we didn't do the expert sections was the bit through the hedge and down the hill. On Sunday first thing the dust was just slippy as.
Had the Bridgestone Battlax on a new GS Adventure no problems with them. them.There are two tyres getting chunky and more off road oriented up to the big block AX41 classed as 50/50 ish. The Continental trail attack 3, I like are just 10/90 mainly a road tyre. Will be putting them back on after I've done some tougher trails that are always wet even in a dry summer. All manufacturers say their tyres are the best it's a mine field.
Big lugs on those. Going to get a new front tire fitted this week - Battlax A41 Adventure to replace the original. Rear tire looks as new even with 5500 miles, but front is down to the wear bars already. I figure one front replacement this time, then look for a new set when these are done. I’m almost 100% pavement anyway.
Hi Greg it's raining here all week. How you doing glad to hear I might get some miles out of these but I only want to do a few harder and still wet trails and ill go back to my continental trail attack 3 tyres. Chin up the fall is coming.
@@kengsadventure1806 The A41s I have are not the Trail version, so I don't think you will get that same mileage with them. I hear the Dunlop Trailmax Missions get VERY long life. Doing well here, hope you are as well and looking forward to the fall!
@Hogdriver88 Only planning to keep these on to do some wet muddy trails. Go back to my continental trail attack 3, i manage OK if the tracks aren't too greasy and gravel forestry trails, no problem 😊 cheers for info on your tyres.
Hope they werent too expensive
As an ABR promotion £230 For the pair with over £100 of gifts that have not arrived yet. I'll do some of the harder trails then switch back to something else.