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Posted: 02/22/06 05:37 AM
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pirelli MT18 tires Tire Balls Excel rims
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tm_enduro
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Posted: 02/22/06 06:42 AM
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Tires depend upon the venue being tested at. Some venue may warrant a sticky front with a trails rear, others may warrant a Pirelli MT-32, or a pure rock and mud venue may warrant a Michelin S-12 or Trelleborgs (914/954).
That being said, I suggest putting on a 20" front and 18" rear (anodized black or blue), and running a Bridgestone 201/202 or 401/402 combo with bridgestone (cresent type) mousse tubes. This combo should work well for WORCS or MX.
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kawa250
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Posted: 02/22/06 07:16 AM
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The '06 comes with Excel rims -i vote for a set of Dunlops, maybe some 756's
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Posted: 02/22/06 07:30 AM
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LOL sorry I dont do yamaha Im a KTM man LOL I was just checking out the yamaha site to see what the yz250 offroad bike comes with and its listed as a motto cross bike so its going to need a lot of extras to be a competitive harescramble bike.www.xxsuperheroxx.com
Edited 2/22/2006 7:37 am by XXSUPERHEROXX (XXSUPERHEROX)
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DLHamblin
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Posted: 02/22/06 07:56 AM
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Not as many as you may think....
Dave H 2006 YZ250 (2008 YZ 125 son)
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Joshtee
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Posted: 02/22/06 02:44 PM
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any aftermarket, BLACK. Gives the bike a works look.
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ktm200
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Posted: 02/22/06 05:12 PM
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we should put a dunlop 801 trials tire on the rear
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t-rav
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Posted: 02/22/06 06:37 PM
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Ya, I like the black look. The 756's are nice. That was the last tire that I had. Now I just got a new one, yet to be ridden on =) and it looks like a nice trail tire. ______________________________________________ 
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ahaaby
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Posted: 02/23/06 12:53 PM
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18-rear/20-front Black Excel Wheels are a plus. Personally I like the Michelin S-12 front , Kenda Trackmaster Rear combination.
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kawa250
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Posted: 02/23/06 09:24 PM
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Yea, why not black Excels. That'll look sick.
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tm_enduro
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Posted: 02/24/06 08:13 AM
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It looks like black excels are favored? Having TM blood flowing in my veins, I prefer blue rims, they look very sano. I like black as well.
I see two of us have suggested a 20/18 combo, no one else has commented. The problem with the 20/18 combo is that it rules out some front tires (such as Pirelli and Michelin, which work best for my local terrain). So what is the favored choice? 21/19, 21/18, or 20/18?
Also, a WORCS (or GNCC) bike must have foam tubes or tire balls. Any preferences here? My only experience is with Michelin mousses. Most brands have some sort of mousse nowdays.
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DLHamblin
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Posted: 02/24/06 08:27 AM
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I haven't commented because I haven't ridden with that combination (20/18) so I can't add to it yes or no. I have no problems with it though! I am only voicing comments on things I feel I can contribute too.
Dave H 2006 YZ250 (2008 YZ 125 son)
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ahaaby
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Posted: 02/24/06 10:11 AM
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I suggested a 20 / 18 earlier only because I had seen it in a previous yz250 off road bike.. My current setup is a 21 - 18 and it works for me, I definately prefer the Michelins fronts
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tm_enduro
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Posted: 02/24/06 05:26 PM
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I stand corrected. I looked online and discovered that the Pirelli mt-32f (virtual copy of the Pirelli mt-83 scorpion pro and simliar to the Michelin s-12) is available in a 20 inch tire. The mt-44 is not available in 20"
FWIW, I have never used a 20" wheel either. I just like the idea of a taller tire sidewall and a wider footprint on the ground.
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Posted: 02/25/06 08:35 AM
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yes d756 thats for the soft/intermediate TOO BE OLD AND WISE YOU MUST FIRST BE YOUNG AND STUPID
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