Sorry about the rough start to using your Trailmax Missions. Mine are over 6K and still look and ride like new. They should serve you well for a long time. - Frank
Ok, Inquiry, why you shave brother. ? what the heck, JP didnt send me one hahha, JK I will check them out as well. I have changed a lot of tires over the years of dual sport stuff. These are bar none the hardest to change I have ever done. I will go along and say over 50% of the folks who have watched my video as well on initial impressions of them, had to take them to a motorcycle shop to get them mounted on the rear. Yes sir, I agree, that is an awesome brother. Good stuff. Sorry I missed this video when it went live, I think it about the time I was leaving for my trip. I am sorry you had a fast but the good things are the side walls are so stiff, you was able to get to the shop good stuff my friend. thanks for sharing and i hope yall can get out and go ride some this weekend. we all need a bear, good stuff sir. Dale
You're the first person to ask about me trimming my beard on this platform, Dale. Frankly, it's too darned hot this time of year. Normally, I would wear tank-tops and shorts to compensate, but due to a career change this year I am required to wear pants, boots, and Kevlar sleeves in a humid environment. Additionally, my long beard was collecting oil, metal shavings, and grinding dust daily and its health was suffering from too much washing and combing. And lastly, I was required to secure my beard around rotating tools. Don't worry, in less than a year it will be glorious again.
@@brotherhoodofthebeardedpig9853 Yes sir I get it, the heat especially, Had I taken some scissors with my on my long rode trip I may well not have one right now, I did the best i could to pony tail it up to keep it from being a knotted mess when I got to camp each night. I made it back home with the beard, I think I will keep it and see if I can just pony tail it when I ride. Keep up the great work guys Dale
I just purchased a 22 klr 650 traveler model a month ago. Almost 400 miles on it now. I have already decided to the same tires on my soon. Are the new tires any quiter or louder than the stock tires? I'm a subscriber and I'm a motovlogger channel myself.
I plan on doing a full review after some significant miles, but first impressions... I do think they are quieter than the stock tires, with the caveat that I always wear ear plugs when I ride. I also think the ride on pavement is noticeably smoother. With the harder compound on the road surface, it rides considerably different than the stock tires. The front tire feels very light. @Heartland Duel Sport has the same rubber, and he said he felt the same.
Sorry about the rough start to using your Trailmax Missions. Mine are over 6K and still look and ride like new. They should serve you well for a long time. - Frank
The issue definitely not the tire, it was my inexperience. I'm looking forward to getting some miles on them.
Can’t wait to see Camping video
Bah, it's nothing man. Happy to help! 😊
Ok, Inquiry, why you shave brother. ?
what the heck, JP didnt send me one hahha, JK
I will check them out as well.
I have changed a lot of tires over the years of dual sport stuff. These are bar none the hardest to change I have ever done. I will go along and say over 50% of the folks who have watched my video as well on initial impressions of them, had to take them to a motorcycle shop to get them mounted on the rear. Yes sir, I agree, that is an awesome brother. Good stuff.
Sorry I missed this video when it went live, I think it about the time I was leaving for my trip.
I am sorry you had a fast but the good things are the side walls are so stiff, you was able to get to the shop good stuff my friend.
thanks for sharing and i hope yall can get out and go ride some this weekend.
we all need a bear, good stuff sir.
Dale
You're the first person to ask about me trimming my beard on this platform, Dale.
Frankly, it's too darned hot this time of year. Normally, I would wear tank-tops and shorts to compensate, but due to a career change this year I am required to wear pants, boots, and Kevlar sleeves in a humid environment. Additionally, my long beard was collecting oil, metal shavings, and grinding dust daily and its health was suffering from too much washing and combing. And lastly, I was required to secure my beard around rotating tools.
Don't worry, in less than a year it will be glorious again.
@@brotherhoodofthebeardedpig9853 Yes sir I get it, the heat especially, Had I taken some scissors with my on my long rode trip I may well not have one right now, I did the best i could to pony tail it up to keep it from being a knotted mess when I got to camp each night. I made it back home with the beard, I think I will keep it and see if I can just pony tail it when I ride.
Keep up the great work guys
Dale
I just purchased a 22 klr 650 traveler model a month ago. Almost 400 miles on it now. I have already decided to the same tires on my soon. Are the new tires any quiter or louder than the stock tires? I'm a subscriber and I'm a motovlogger channel myself.
I plan on doing a full review after some significant miles, but first impressions...
I do think they are quieter than the stock tires, with the caveat that I always wear ear plugs when I ride.
I also think the ride on pavement is noticeably smoother. With the harder compound on the road surface, it rides considerably different than the stock tires. The front tire feels very light. @Heartland Duel Sport has the same rubber, and he said he felt the same.