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Wow! Thanks to all who replied. It looks like I might try the s 12 after all. But I am still woried that this will be my experience:

A dozen 50-80 mile rides...? Wow, I am lucky to get four 50-60 mile rides out of an S12 before it chunks to bits under the torque of the WR450...

What the hell. It's only 60 bucks. Then I'll give the maxis it a try and see how that works.

It looks like the m 12 is it for the front so far. ?

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Wow! Thanks to all who replied. It looks like I might try the s 12 after all. But I am still woried that this will be my experience:

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A dozen 50-80 mile rides...? Wow, I am lucky to get four 50-60 mile rides out of an S12 before it chunks to bits under the torque of the WR450...

What the hell. It's only 60 bucks. Then I'll give the maxis it a try and see how that works.

It looks like the m 12 is it for the front so far.

Chris,

Did you not see what tires I'm running? I have the s-12 front and the M-12 rear. Remember?

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900 miles in one weekend? Cumawn!!!

There were 16 of us on the trip for three days of riding. We started in Tonopah NV and rode to: Ely,Elko,Eureka, Belmont and back to Tonopah... Just under 900 miles, we do these rides all the time, oh and we stay at casinos where we gamble and have a couple of beers..... Not too shabby!!

Did you say muffler bearings? I know that DRZ's have them, but Yamaha decided against them as they're too heavy. ?

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900 miles in one weekend? Cumawn!!!

There were 16 of us on the trip for three days of riding. We started in Tonopah NV and rode to: Ely,Elko,Eureka, Belmont and back to Tonopah... Just under 900 miles, we do these rides all the time, oh and we stay at casinos where we gamble and have a couple of beers..... Not too shabby!!

Did you say muffler bearings? I know that DRZ's have them, but Yamaha decided against them as they're too heavy. ?

LOL!! :D

Right on Dan! Your an animal on two wheels!!! :D

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M12 Rear is hooked up big time. Trail riding, dry conditions, hardpack, some big piles of loose rock, roots, it had lots of grip. Almost launched myself more than once! Can't wait till the wife's not looking so I can go get a front, will get the s12 or the m12, haven't decided which. ?

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Have had similar experience with S12, they are great in the mud and sand but lousy in hard terrain. I put about 900 miles on my S12's this winter and the rear tire is about gone. I actually switched back to the stock Dunlop 739's when things dried up, and the actually work real well in the terrain they are made for ie hard pack, or hard terrain.

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Cisco, we would love to have you on one of our rides sometime.. I think you'de have a great time...

?, Dan

Im game let me know where and when! Remember Im a gimp! Im fast for the first 100 miles. Thenim pretty quick for 100 more. Then I just try to hang on after that. My elbow has a mileage limit. :D

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Just put a M12 on the rear with the 756 front. Let you know how it works this weekend ? The WR ate the 756 after I re-jetted :D

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