full on tire shoot out Pirelli,i Michelin, Kenda, Bridge stone, Hoosier, and so on; So Cal everything Gorman to Coliha Creek best traction /best bang for the buck
Thank you for this review, as I am interested in getting this tire and was waiting to see how it did. Glad you put in your own opinions and not just some corporate bla bla bla
ML, show us your shop please. I am redoing my garage and would like to see your setup. Congratulations on your race team and thanks for the great reviews.
GoatRoper911 I moved out of my parents place finally, which had a 2,500 sqft shop out back. Sadly, I’m now in a three car garage that needs some work 😂
You’re the man. Thanks for the detailed reviews. Would love to learn some tips and tricks on suspension setup for dialing sag, clickers, fork pressure and fork height from track to track that you look to feel for. Thanks again!
I've been using 53m for off road in the north for couple years now used 33m in are rocky terrains i was ripping off nubbies every ride little over a month tire was done nice for control but too hard of terrains for softer rubbers
I found some one who's still caring the dunlop mx 52 for my yz 85 going too stock up on a few pair for my yz 85 super mini they work fine gonna leave well enough alone might try a pair of 53 on my rm 250 and I have a kx 250 think there Michelin and a pair of parillei tires have 5 2 strokes dirt bikes great video k
Just wondering which tire you would recommend for someone who only rides on a very hard clay based dirt. The OEM 3S tires that came with the bike are clearly wearing extremely fast, and it sure isn't because I'm riding fast. Grew up riding sand at tracks like Southwick, so this hard dirt is new to me.
@@MichaelLindsay I am in Texas now. Thinking of trying to get some sand and mix it in with the clay to try and get something a little softer than concrete. For a soft terrain tire, the MX3S has impressed me with its performance, but I need something which will last a lot longer. I will give the MX53 a shot and see how it handles, and if it will survive this dirt. Thanks for the answer, and please keep the videos coming.
Emil Opffer it’s a special sticker that’s expensive to make and washes off after a ride or two or discolors badly. It’s for marketing purposes at the races.
@@chazzgonzalez1356 If you're running Dunlops, I'd go MX33 rear and MX52 front. If you're running Michelin I'd go Starcross 5 medium both front and rear, or maybe try their soft rear. As for Pirelli...MX32 Pro in the rear, and I haven't found a front with them that I'm totally happy with.
@@chazzgonzalez1356 I run the Starcross Medium's and love them! They last much longer than the Dunlops and I personally like the feel. They aren't as tall and I feel like the Dunlops have very tall center with short side lugs that feel odd rolling from side to side.
@@MichaelLindsay - michael, what about the Pirelli MX32 Mid-Hard version for up front? I don't know which one you tried that you didn't like, the Mid-Soft? Great video as always. Fix the lights in your shop, should be in front, not behind. Cheers and thanks!
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full on tire shoot out Pirelli,i Michelin, Kenda, Bridge stone, Hoosier, and so on; So Cal everything Gorman to Coliha Creek best traction /best bang for the buck
Emil - I second that. Include the new Maxxis line. Went to Gorman in 1982! Cheers from Florida.
Thank you for this review, as I am interested in getting this tire and was waiting to see how it did.
Glad you put in your own opinions and not just some corporate bla bla bla
Can see your cabinets great. But not the tire your talking about. Like see the tread while your talking. Lol
You need different lighting for these videos, can't see the tires well at all in the dark.
Rob Rice on it this week! 😁
Just got the MX 53. I hope to get the bike out next weekend and test it out.
Just ordered a set of the new 53’s yesterday for my KX450f. From Texas
ML, show us your shop please. I am redoing my garage and would like to see your setup. Congratulations on your race team and thanks for the great reviews.
GoatRoper911 I moved out of my parents place finally, which had a 2,500 sqft shop out back. Sadly, I’m now in a three car garage that needs some work 😂
You’re the man. Thanks for the detailed reviews. Would love to learn some tips and tricks on suspension setup for dialing sag, clickers, fork pressure and fork height from track to track that you look to feel for. Thanks again!
Would you think these tires would be good for budds creek? That’s mostly where I ride
I like it! Thanks Michael.
I've been using 53m for off road in the north for couple years now used 33m in are rocky terrains i was ripping off nubbies every ride little over a month tire was done nice for control but too hard of terrains for softer rubbers
I'm interested to hear your feedback on the difference between 120/80 and 120/90
Mine is on backwards, but can't see how it would make a difference.
I found some one who's still caring the dunlop mx 52 for my yz 85 going too stock up on a few pair for my yz 85 super mini they work fine gonna leave well enough alone might try a pair of 53 on my rm 250 and I have a kx 250 think there Michelin and a pair of parillei tires have 5 2 strokes dirt bikes great video k
Was this a mx33 review or a 53 review, because he talked 75% of the time about the 33.
Just wondering which tire you would recommend for someone who only rides on a very hard clay based dirt. The OEM 3S tires that came with the bike are clearly wearing extremely fast, and it sure isn't because I'm riding fast. Grew up riding sand at tracks like Southwick, so this hard dirt is new to me.
The MX3S is a sot to intermediate tire so it wears very quickly on hardpack. Try out this new MX53 on the front, what state are you riding in now?
@@MichaelLindsay
I am in Texas now. Thinking of trying to get some sand and mix it in with the clay to try and get something a little softer than concrete. For a soft terrain tire, the MX3S has impressed me with its performance, but I need something which will last a lot longer. I will give the MX53 a shot and see how it handles, and if it will survive this dirt. Thanks for the answer, and please keep the videos coming.
I love your suzuki ,bike looks effin fresh
I like ur shootouts and everything but if you can make maybe a little more short and sweet would be great.🤙🤙
Overall is the mx53 better than the mx33?
I'm assuming the MX33 is better for LACR MX.
Where can one find those Dunlop stickers?
You know, I wonder why out west they don't till the tracks deep like they do in the east?
Because one we have tons of rocks. Two, much less moisture. And three we like to haul ass out west. Like that shit hard packed hahaha
I am not big on bling or advertising decals but like the raised yellow letters , for close to 100 bucks why don't we get them?
Emil Opffer it’s a special sticker that’s expensive to make and washes off after a ride or two or discolors badly. It’s for marketing purposes at the races.
nice !
What tire combo would you recommend for a yz450f?
Depends on the conditions you're riding in.
@@MichaelLindsay Forgot to mention that, stuff like Cahuilla or Milestone, Fox Raceway
@@chazzgonzalez1356 If you're running Dunlops, I'd go MX33 rear and MX52 front. If you're running Michelin I'd go Starcross 5 medium both front and rear, or maybe try their soft rear. As for Pirelli...MX32 Pro in the rear, and I haven't found a front with them that I'm totally happy with.
@@MichaelLindsay Really appreciate it, do you have a personal? I dont really know much about track tires since I ride desert with maxxis
@@chazzgonzalez1356 I run the Starcross Medium's and love them! They last much longer than the Dunlops and I personally like the feel. They aren't as tall and I feel like the Dunlops have very tall center with short side lugs that feel odd rolling from side to side.
Good video, but need better lighting, can't see the tire you're talking about at all
I just want some old mx51's
I’ve got a brand new front one I can sell and ship to you 😂
Please try mx32 scorpion pirelli and compare to mx53 front and mx 33 rear combo
Mark Saldibar I don’t really care for the MX32 Pirelli front, I’d take the Dunlop MX53 front over it in most conditions
@@MichaelLindsay - michael, what about the Pirelli MX32 Mid-Hard version for up front? I don't know which one you tried that you didn't like, the Mid-Soft? Great video as always. Fix the lights in your shop, should be in front, not behind. Cheers and thanks!
I surely hope you’re not thinking all this tech data every time you ride. Just sayin, there should be a smile under that helmet.😀