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Knowing what gummy tire to put on your dirt bike these days is becoming increasingly more difficult. More brands are developing multiple compounds, tire size and knob height is a debatable topic, and the current crop of gummy tire review videos don’t help a viewer know how to make a decision. That’s what I’m trying to help out with. We talk about the variables that come into play when choosing a gummy tire for your dirt bike, whether you’re riding hard enduro or just looking for extra traction.
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If you’re a rider looking for the best rear gummy tire, you will need to do some research. When watching review videos, make sure the reviewer rides the same type of terrain you do. The 140/80 tire size with a softer bib mousse will wrap around objects and find traction in the wet, rocky, rooty terrain. Due to the lower knob height, it will dig in less to loamier dirt, have a bit less braking efficiency, and may have some shortcomings when really leaning over for high speed turns. A taller knob height on a more traditional (in the States) 120/90 gummy tire will still create traction. The taller knobs will be better in the loamier, high speed trails. A gummy knob will still flex under hard braking conditions, but with more knob to dig in, your braking will be better than a smaller knob height.
If you’ve done the research and found a rear gummy tire you love, please share which tire and why in the comments. That’ll help anyone who finds this video fine tune their gummy tire decision making skills.
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