Tusk EMEX T-35 vs Tusk EMEX T-45 - Which ones better?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- Dirt Bike Tires Tusk EMEX T35 vs Tusk EMEX T45 *** CLICK HERE TO GET TUSK EMEX T-35 - www.rockymountainatvmc.com/ti...
*** CLICK HERE FOR THE TUSK EMEX T-45 - www.rockymountainatvmc.com/ti...
We get our hands on the dirt bike tires from Tusk. The EMEX T-35 is a soft to intermediate tire and the Tusk EMEX T-45 is an intermediate to hard terrain tire. Both these dirt bike tires are for offroad racing and motocross. They are not DOT-approved.
Dirt bikes shown in the video:
2021 Yamaha YZ250FX
2020 KTM 300 XCW TPI Six Days Edition
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I have a 21 300 XCW a d a 24 300 XCW. I have been racing NEPG and SETRA series this year. Been running Veemoto Force all year. But also recently due to a shortage have been running a Shinko 525 rear with a VeeMoto force still lasting well. But came here because of the price, looking into the TUSK T35's for some races.
nice! we want to pit the 24' 300 against our 2020 300 to see which one we like better. I tried the Veemoto Force and its a solid tire. My favorite do it all tire is the IRC VE33s. But its hard to beat the tusk tires for the money. Right now we have the Tusk Talon on our 2020 KTM 300xcw. Thanks for stopping by
Do the rears run pretty beefy? I just ordered t-45. 100/90/19. Hopefully they perform good. Or you think I should have gone 110? I had a Dunlop 52 110 that lasted me quite some time but I'm on a budget at the moment. Anyway Thanks for the awesome videos!!👍
No, I don't feel like they are beefy in the rear. Yeah a great tire for the money! Thanks for the support.
What do you think of running the T-35 front with T-45 rear for track and trail?
Yeah, thats a good idea. I do like the front T-35 better
What do you think about running the t45 on hard pack, rocks and crossing pavement a few miles. Will it wear down fast hitting a few miles of pavement every ride.
It's been holding up actually pretty well. The knobs might get a bit rounded when hitting the pavement a ton but I don't think it will chunk. It's fine on hard pack and rocks. If it's a bunch of loose rocks I have a harder time with it.
@@dirtbikesam thanks. I live in Hawaii so I get all the terrains. sand rocks roots a little mud and some pavement that can’t be avoided.
@@outlawpat8038 would love to get some of that Hawaii dirt one of these days.
Which one has the softer rubber compound?
The T45 is supposed to be the softer compound
T45 is a softer compound it gives a little more on rocks and hard packed but doesn't perform great in soft dry soil like sand and moon dust
i have a 19" front rim would you use the t-45 in front even though its a rear tire? i am using it on a straight rocky road only
Tusk makes a EMEX T-45 front for a front 19” rim 70/100x19
@@dirtbikesam i see but i am using 120/80-R19
@@dirtbikesam i dont have a dirt bike i only live on a dirt road