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28 Mar 2003
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Pirelli Scorpions rating
What kind of rating do Pirelli Scorpions (for the rear of a KTM Adventure) get when compared to Michelin Deserts? I will be using them for Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique.
Alternatively, does anyone know where I can get hold of Mich Deserts in Nairobi ( I have already tried Ian Duncan without any luck)? 
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31 Mar 2003
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The Pirelli Scorpions are only road tires and you can't compare it with Michelin Deserts!!!
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6 Apr 2003
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I assume that there must be several types of 'Pirelli Scorpion' tyres then.
The set I have are certainly off-road knobblies. The rubber compound seems a bit softer than Michelin Deserts, and the knobs not quite as thick or wide.
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