The kenda trackmaster have a 70/100-19 that people have really liked here for the rear as it is a good bit more shaped like a standard rear tire(wide paddle like knob spacing). I'm finishing up a 16" rear rim and tire combo that will add some weight but alot of traction going from 70 to 90 width but should still fit without trimming
Agreed this is the best option for the rear currently. Wish someone would actually design and build a rear specific tire for the SurRon rather than using front tires off my bikes that are not designed for the rear.
I like how you keep your accessories front and center. I was looking at the seat cover the whole video. Any chance you'll be making a front fender that fits the RST forks? Us RST owners are dying for one that looks good or even similar to stock.
@@allanshpeley4284 Yes, 19x2.5? I forget the size, but the stock tire in the rear is a skinny 19x2.5 or something. A 18x3.00 tire is fatter and has more tread so it is the same exact height as the stock tire. The 18x3.00 tire is built for the rear of a bike also and is very soft tread. This tire is so much better than the stock 19" in the rear. For the front, I leave my 19" stock tire on my bike, it works fine there and doesn't wear out quickly. so I ride with a 19" front, 18x3.00" rear, and my bike geometry has not changed.
@@Fighter4Street Ah I gotcha, they're the same height with the larger tread of the 18" tire. Fun fact: a 26" mtb wheel/tire is about the same height as a 21" dirt bike wheel/tire.
I’m in California. What would be a perfect dual sport both some trail and street? Those CST looked better than stock, and I can get the Shinko 241, but I heard they’re heavy :-(
@@lvlack420 I made it 5000 miles with that rear tire. About 7000 with the front. Bought another stock tire that lasted me almost 5000 again. Then switched to the Shenko 244 and love it.
We rode our stock CST’s for one season but the traction is pitiful up front so I’m ditching them. So many better front tire options out there for a messily $50 well worth the $. The front ends on these wash out so easy, can be dangerous if you aren’t an experienced rider. Better front tire helps a lot.
@@BrianLampright913 washout also because not much weight on the front end,I find if you put some weight over front wheel it won't washout so easy but you are right better front tyre is recommended 💯😎
@@budwhite9781 there are many that are excellent on the MX bikes and come in 19" 70/100-19: Dunlop MX33 is a personal favorite, but also Michelin Starcross 5, Shinko 524, Pirelli Scorpion. All of those are great tires. Rear tires are more difficult, because these size tires are design for a front motorcycle, so far in the rear the Kenda K760 seems to be the best option for me.
@Dave C. Yes, I did. I ended up just using them for my rear wheel and put the stock tire back on the front. The stock tire on the front is still looking new after 1100 miles on it at a a weight of 230 lbs. Like this man said, the stock tires are very light which is a big bonus.
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The kenda trackmaster have a 70/100-19 that people have really liked here for the rear as it is a good bit more shaped like a standard rear tire(wide paddle like knob spacing). I'm finishing up a 16" rear rim and tire combo that will add some weight but alot of traction going from 70 to 90 width but should still fit without trimming
Agreed this is the best option for the rear currently. Wish someone would actually design and build a rear specific tire for the SurRon rather than using front tires off my bikes that are not designed for the rear.
itested both 1000+km m53 take the cakes
Keen for that rear setup :)
For the CST Stock: "Traction is not going to be great though".
I found it out the hard way. :(
I like how you keep your accessories front and center. I was looking at the seat cover the whole video.
Any chance you'll be making a front fender that fits the RST forks? Us RST owners are dying for one that looks good or even similar to stock.
Great review
In USA they offer a 18x3.00 rear tire from the Shinko 241 series. That is an exact match in size to the stock rear tire.
19" is stock
@@allanshpeley4284 Yes, 19x2.5? I forget the size, but the stock tire in the rear is a skinny 19x2.5 or something. A 18x3.00 tire is fatter and has more tread so it is the same exact height as the stock tire.
The 18x3.00 tire is built for the rear of a bike also and is very soft tread. This tire is so much better than the stock 19" in the rear.
For the front, I leave my 19" stock tire on my bike, it works fine there and doesn't wear out quickly.
so I ride with a 19" front, 18x3.00" rear, and my bike geometry has not changed.
@@Fighter4Street Ah I gotcha, they're the same height with the larger tread of the 18" tire. Fun fact: a 26" mtb wheel/tire is about the same height as a 21" dirt bike wheel/tire.
The golden tire you show at the end, is that the GT216AA ? Damn if I can find it.
I’m in California. What would be a perfect dual sport both some trail and street? Those CST looked better than stock, and I can get the Shinko 241, but I heard they’re heavy :-(
the stock tire is a cst tire....lololo
Where is your tire going up for sale?
Is there a reliable way to make it tubeless or is there a tubeless rim/wheel set that'll fit the sur ron?
What would you recommend for a road tyre?
? for all will the Shinko 3.50 fit alright on the 19' in the rear.
What helmet and goggles are those?
God I wish I had enough money to get one
Just hit 3,000 miles on the stock tires. Front still looks great. Rear is ready to be replaced.
im at 1898 miles on my stock tires... front is still fine..... rear is about dun...lolol
@@lvlack420 I made it 5000 miles with that rear tire. About 7000 with the front. Bought another stock tire that lasted me almost 5000 again. Then switched to the Shenko 244 and love it.
Great vid thanks what’s best for street and trail
I see You have changed the seat - what is that and where can I buy one?
I need to buy replacement for my segway x160, could u give me some suggestions. Im living in CA. Thanks
To be honest...the stock tires lasted me over 900 miles.
mine are 3000km and still going CST the first one shown here.
We rode our stock CST’s for one season but the traction is pitiful up front so I’m ditching them. So many better front tire options out there for a messily $50 well worth the $. The front ends on these wash out so easy, can be dangerous if you aren’t an experienced rider. Better front tire helps a lot.
@@BrianLampright913 washout also because not much weight on the front end,I find if you put some weight over front wheel it won't washout so easy but you are right better front tyre is recommended 💯😎
@@BrianLampright913 can you give me a recommendation on which tire is best up front?
@@budwhite9781 there are many that are excellent on the MX bikes and come in 19" 70/100-19: Dunlop MX33 is a personal favorite, but also Michelin Starcross 5, Shinko 524, Pirelli Scorpion. All of those are great tires. Rear tires are more difficult, because these size tires are design for a front motorcycle, so far in the rear the Kenda K760 seems to be the best option for me.
Nice
How do I become a tester for the seat
What seat cover is that mate?
If it isn't a horse...it'll be a sign falling down. I personally have the shinko 244 on.
@Dave C. Yes, I did. I ended up just using them for my rear wheel and put the stock tire back on the front. The stock tire on the front is still looking new after 1100 miles on it at a a weight of 230 lbs. Like this man said, the stock tires are very light which is a big bonus.
What radius tires do you use for surron? 24’ or 26’?
19 inch