Tusk Waypoint Adventure Motorcycle Tire (Tire Set 90/90-21 (54R)/130/90-18 (69R) Tube Type)

great tread, great tire, great price. will buy again.

AMAZING tires for the price. Put them on my 2017 KLR650. The full set cost less than half of what most single tires usually cost. Very good tread. I ride a lot of BDR routes and I have no complaints about the performance of this tire set. I have been really impressed with the on road performance of these as well. loads of grip in the corners. I have put about 2k (fairly abusive) miles on these so far and they seem to have plenty of life left in them. I wouldn't be surprised to see 6k+ miles in total. Once that happens, I will happily shell out a few more dollars and buy a new set without a second thought! The only downside would be that they were surprisingly difficult to install compared to other tires I've dealt with. You will defiantly benefit from leaving these in the sun to warm up a bit first.

Bought this for my KLR 650 dual sport. Road worthy as well but would suggest fork dampers if riding over 70 mph. Will take on the twisties (low cornering) like a champ .

Fantastic tires at a fantastic price point! I've got a little over 500 miles on these now and once they are scrubbed in they handle great on asphalt and wonderful in the dirt. Perfect 50/50 tire. Will purchase again when this set wears out .

They are very stiff but look good, fit well, and have good traction on a KLX230. They should last a long time but are pretty hard to mount. I used a no pinch tool to make it easier.

I’ve used many Tusk products over the years. Always quality, great prices, and fit. Been using the Tusk D Sports, and loved them, but I’m riding more street lately. When I saw this new 70/30, I had to try it. So far, in 500ish miles, they are solid. Hookup well on street and fire roads. Front doesn’t want to wash-out on hard pack like the D Sport. Quieter, roll true, though I used Counter Balance tubes, and not noisy for a semi-aggressive tread. Look sweet. I bought a 130/90/18 and 90/90/21. Will update later

Don't know what to expect they are very stiff sidewalls and should hold up to my tank I mean DRZ currently running shinko 805s (great street terrible in the dirt no side traction) and ran a few sets of Michelin anakee wilds before and they remind of the wilds but get the set for less than the cost of 1 rear anakee wild I usually only get about 1200-1500 before the rears shot and won't grip off-road so if they go that long and grip good I'll be happy because the price is right

Really heavy, almost impossible to remove. Very good off road when new. I am on my second set now, and call me crazy, but I believe that a production change has occurred between the first production tires and the current ones. The current ones feel a bit less dense. We shall see.