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Offline buzzkirk007

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Mitas Tyres
« on: March 15, 2017, 08:53:54 »
Going to buy a pair of Mitas E07's for the Strom, anyone know of any deals or codes? Tyreleader seems to be best value, anyone used them before?

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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #1 on: March 15, 2017, 12:35:00 »
I've had a few pairs of them e-07 nice tyre for the price.
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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #2 on: March 15, 2017, 15:40:04 »
Yep I have just bought a front Anakee 3 from them and a good price it was too with free delivery, from Germany to my door in 48hrs.

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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #3 on: May 09, 2017, 08:19:13 »
Buzzkirk - did you fit the EO7's? If so, what do you think? I was chatting to a bloke at the weekend who's got them on his GS and rated them very highly.
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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #4 on: May 09, 2017, 14:10:13 »
Last summer I had an E10 front with an E07 Dakar rear. The rear was quite a hard compound and soon got pretty slippy in the wet, had a few moments on it. Might not be as bad on the non dakar version. It didn't take long with road and offroad riding for the E07 rear to wear down enough to get to the solid centre strip, which had its pros and cons. I think once on the solid centre strip it was actually more slippy on road and also far less driving traction offroad, but it did slow down the wear rate considerably.

Every time I've looked at buying tyres all the big suppliers like tyreleader seem dodgy in some way.
I got my Mitas tyres direct from http://www.mitas.co.uk/ and I think that's got to be the best option if they have the stock you want.
Think this summer I will go E10 front and back.

Just noticed how old the original post is, despite being one of the most recently active threads in here, hopefully this might be of use to someone anyway.

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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #5 on: May 09, 2017, 17:05:09 »
Anakee wilds. great grip all around just don't expect over 2000 miles off a rear.
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Re: Mitas Tyres
« Reply #6 on: May 12, 2017, 10:11:16 »
Buzzkirk - did you fit the EO7's? If so, what do you think? I was chatting to a bloke at the weekend who's got them on his GS and rated them very highly.
I did buy them and they are very good. Really strange at slow speed when you first start off as I had Michelin road pilot 4's on before but you soon get used to them. Rode down to Wales on the twisties at the weekend and they were fine, wet roads some of the way as well. Not tried them off road yet, Pyrenees in June for that.