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Hello, i am going to need new tyres for my africa twin 650 xrv RD03. Any suggestions? i am using PIRELLI SCORPION TRAIL, and i am thinking of try something else. I would appreciate your feedback. Thanks very much

This is pretty much a heads up for anyone else who might be considering the Scorpion Trails in 150/70-R17 on their RD07/RD07A. It will not fit, not even close. *sigh*

Hi, Anyone runing these tyres Pirelli Scorpion MT90 A/t on TA 650 or Pirelli Scorpion MT90 street, what sort of wear and milage I,m looking at 75% road and about 25% trail but at the same time get good road grip when wet. Any advice welcome Tankyou

90/90-21 Front Pirelli MT21 130/80-17 Rear Mitas EO9 Both tube type with plenty of Tread life £30 the pair pick up only :thumbright:

1997 Trident Sprint, just under 35k. Newish Pirelli Angel's, new shock. It has obviously been well looked after.

Used for 2,000 miles. Appear ok for another 3k at least as I ride that is. Front and rear. I have ordered a set of tkc and therefore these will not be needed. Believe cost about £140 new for pair looking for £85 Inc mainland uk delivery. Will be ready for sending end of next week.

Pirelli Scorpion Trail Just got a couple of Scorpion Trails on my -97 Transalp. I asked for Tourances or Anakees but they where all out of them. I've read a couple of reviews on the Trails and they seem to be OK for me. 95% tarmac, dry and wet + 5% hard gravel. I did a search here to see if...

Just picked up a Scorpion rear for my @ plus Michellin heavy duty tube. £80.00 total from Tyre Spot(not fitted). Seems like good deal :D Bill :D

Anyone tried these? Im a bit skint and a local bike shop can do me a back one fitted to the bike for £55, seems very cheap but are they any good Cheers in advance

Changed the worn out TW48 Bridgestone OE rear tyre for a Pirelli Scorpion. In the past, they were good on an R1100GS Beemer. To be honest, it's not as good thing on the Transalp 650 in the dirt. I'm not talking about serious off road stuff, just gravel roads and easier fire trails. No grip...