2017 Pine Barrens 500

Discussion in 'Northeast - Greater Flugistan and home of the carp' started by jack splash, May 27, 2017.

  1. sparrow

    sparrow Long timer

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    Still time and room to register?
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  2. jack splash

    jack splash Two Sheds

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    Yes!
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  3. sparrow

    sparrow Long timer

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    Thanks Jack. Might have a few guys
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  4. Joebmetro

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    room booked and entry on the way
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  5. RB450

    RB450 Been here awhile

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    I'm in. Entry forthcoming...
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  6. ba_

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    Entry submitted yesterday. Riding Friday and Saturday.
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  7. RebelYell

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    Been wanting to do this for past few years now i have no bike ..Bawlls sakes!
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  8. RB450

    RB450 Been here awhile

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  9. Sno Dawg

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    registration in the mail tonight - finally
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    riding Saturday and Sunday!!

    now I have to decide on oil and tires...................................................................................................................totally joking!

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  10. seasider

    seasider Just a rider Supporter

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    From what I know the "which bike " question is your biggest obstacle!! :-)
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  11. RB450

    RB450 Been here awhile

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    No question there...990r with Mitas e09 rear or 908, and pirelli scorpion rally front....or motoz tractionator adv, or.....lol. At least I know the bike will be the 990r
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  12. loph917

    loph917 Beard Bros Racing

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    the motoz is half the price and just as effective if not more so than the 908 out back. i'd look into an irc tr8 over the scorpion for the front.

    i just removed a motoz adv front because of the every other "chevron" cupping. worst i've ever experienced but caveated with 3000+ miles of high speed pavement out to wyoming and back. in the dirt it did well but still prefer a more traditional knob.
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  13. docgonzo

    docgonzo Great Old Turtle

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    Glad that Aussie tire works for you. On another thread, people have been talking about the treads "chunking"....

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    I'm onto my 8th Dunlop 908RR, and can get them for about $200. They are spectacular tires for the heavier dual sport bikes. When they are worn, they still perform beautifully on pavement, to get you home. Got a new one on the Africa Twin to head back to 7 mountains.
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  14. fatbikeracer

    fatbikeracer Been here awhile

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    Heavy bikes are the hardest to steal from the Econolodge parking lot while you sleep.
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  15. loph917

    loph917 Beard Bros Racing

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    you confuse the motoz desert ht with the motoz adventure doc. i don't run the motoz adventure out back - only the motoz desert ht. between my two 950SEs, boatman's and thereisnospoon, heavy aggressive riding on both coasts in lots of conditions we've experienced no issues with the motoz desert ht.

    my comment was about the motoz adventure in the front. it cupped pretty bad (lots of high speed pavement might have contributed to that). it worked well in dry gravel, dirt and rocks but the cupping of every other chevron was too much.

    any aggressive riding on a KTM 9x0 class machine will make the rear tire wear far faster than a more sedate riding style. i'm glad you are happy with a 908RR. i get the same lifespan from each tire but we of course ride very differently so i chose to spend half as less.

    this is not a tire thread. please continue on with the pb500 talk!
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  16. docgonzo

    docgonzo Great Old Turtle

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    Sounds good! Maybe I'll try it the next time I need a rear. Now, as you said, back to PB500 stuff!
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  17. Joebmetro

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    This is PB500 stuff! lol
    we'll be discussing tires for the next 6 weeks and by the way which oil is the best for the PB500
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    ADVwanaB BOLD NEW AVATAR

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  19. algunn

    algunn Adventuring in NJ

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  20. Moespeeds

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    Just curious, why no helmet cams? I'm gonna give it a shot on my Super Tenere, any other really big bike riders?
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