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General => Eye Candy | Videos and Pics => Topic started by: klaviator on July 28, 2018, 08:03:55 PM
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Went for a short ride this afternoon and decided to do a little dual sport riding on my scooter.
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Great pix! Hey, Stig! Look at Klav's pictures!
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;D
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You've more nerve than I taking that off road and mine has duel sport tires.
Enjoy
Bill
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He will be doing the DAKAR soon. ;D
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You've more nerve than I taking that off road and mine has duel sport tires.
Enjoy
Bill
In my experience street tires work fine off the pavement most of the time as long as it's dry and not sand. Taking a small scooter off road isn't a big deal because if it starts to get too difficult it's easy to get turned around. I also have a fair amount of off road experience having owned a number of dual sport and dirt bikes over the years.