Battlecross X30 Tire by Bridgestone 2022 💰 BUY⚡DON'T BUY
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- In this video, we pull together reviews from the off-road community about the Bridgestone Battlecross X30. This tire has been around for a few years and has been a favorite for those riders needing to cover a range of different terrain.
Recently Bridgestone announced the big brother to this tire, the X31. More information on that can be found here: • Aaron Colton Introduce...
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I live in Michigan & ride mostly trails & old gravel pits turned into huge ORV riding area, I ride a 22 RM-Z450 & the MX30 suit me well. I'm 52 & have been riding dirt bikes since I were a child, these are one of the best all around tires I've had...I'd recommend them to anyone that rides similar terrain. I've been in sand pits, hard pack, med pack & I've not washed out the front end unless I deserved it, but the rear hook up is amazing in all said terrains. But that of course is my opinion, nobody has to agree with me.
I like the Battlecross X30 and used it for a while. I found it had decent traction in most situations and wore fairly well. It also performed ok even when half worn out. However, I prefer the Michelin Starcross 5 for all-round performance - although it wears out much faster and does not hook up as well as the X30 when worn.
So about 6 years ago I bought a cheap, beat up old Suzuki RMX 250 with no power valves in it, so that I could get back into dirt biking again after a long hiatus. The bikes tyres were shot, so I put on a fresh set of X30's. I am a weekend warrior and dont race and I dont ride that often, maybe 15 to 20 hours a year. I ride mostly sand and gravel with a few stints on rocky terrain. When I sold my bike, the rear still had about 70% tread left and the fronts were virtually still new, so I can attest to their longevity. Grip wise, they were good in sand and fine on the rocky stuff. I never got a punture. They did like to step out quite easily when you powered out of a corner on gravel though. Maybe that happens to all tyres, I dont know, but my RMX wasnt exactly a rocket ship, so suspect the stepping out was due to lack of grip on the hard pack. I only ever had them on my bike so cant really compare them to other tyres. For the price, longevity and all round decent performance, however, they are definately a very good buy. I just purchased a Husqvarna WR300 and am going to put the same tyres on that bike. After the short test ride I did on it I can tell that its a bit of a beast, so will see how the X30's hold up on that bike compared to the RMX.
I love my X30, Front and back! Now it looks like they’re coming out with the X31 And already other videos are stating that their new number one favorite tire. I live in Colorado and will be going to those before next season starts.
I've notice they don't do well in mudd! but i road with them at budds creek they seem pretty good, but at tomahawak i ended up crashing really hard and it was a pretty sloppy day not to sure how i feel about them yet
Thanks for the feedback on the tire. Keep up the good work with your channel as well!
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