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26 Mar 2004
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Bridgestone E660
Bridgestone E660 what do you think? This is good choose for Morocan desert? Because my Michelin Deserts are tottally dead....
Can you test it this E660 oh hard sand and stone terrain?! ------------------ 
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28 Mar 2004
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I use 660's on a TT250R for green lanes, the rears come in two different compounds hard and soft.I've only used the hard and they wear quick enough,remember that even though these tyres are road legal they are really enduro tyres and so built with a race or two in mind not overlanding.
I've never put them on my Tenere and would'nt like to as I imagine the weight would wear them even quicker. Great grip off road though. Cheers Fish.
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28 Mar 2004
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Thanks friend other words Michelin Desrts rulez...!!
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