The Continental Twinduro TKC80 Tires can be used for both on-road and off-road riding. It's compound and block pattern optimize street/off-road performance. The Twinduro Tires provide excellent braking and traction on a wide range of surfaces from loose to compact and has high cornering stability on soft terrain.
40% on-road and 60% offroad
Good self-cleaning properties
D.O.T. approved for highway use
Q-Rated: for speeds up to 99 m.p.h.
R-Rated: for speeds up to 106 m.p.h.
S-Rated: for speeds up to 112 m.p.h.
Stock Replacement tire for:
150/70B18 TT = For KTM 950 Adventure
150/70B17 TL = R1150/1200GS Adventure
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Continental Twinduro TKC 80 Tires - Rear - Cls Bolivia FL
Recommended by Reviewer: Yes
Pros: Very nivel tire
Cons: [None]
Yes, i would highly recommend this product.
Ready for SERIOUS adventure - DakotaDakar SD
Recommended by Reviewer: Yes
Pros: Best adventure tour tire if you get off the hard stuff.
Cons: The don't last long.
I've run TKC80s on four different BMW GS bikes over the years. I recently got a new 2012 GSA and took off the stock Tourances after just 1500 miles and put TKC80s on. Tourances are OK in gravel IF it's dry. But if you ever get into true dirt, or anything wetmuddy, you need TKC80s. In hard pavement cornering they do well until you get out on the outer row of knobs, where a slight weave begins. They also add a little buzz through the pegs and grips. The biggest downside is that I change rear TKC80s at about 4000 miles. Even having said all that, there is NO other tire for me when it comes to adventure touring.
TKC 80 Performance - Richnewt WA
Recommended by Reviewer: Yes
Pros: Best knobby available for the BMW R1200GS. Good traction on pavement too.
Cons: Only good for about 4000 miles in mixed pavement and off pavement riding 5050
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