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SCORPIONMT90A/T tyre reviews


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SCORPIONMT90A/T tyre review

Grip in dry conditions

Braking in dry conditions

Grip in wet conditions

Braking in wet conditions

Grip in snow

Driving comfort

Internal noise level

Tyre wear

Fuel consumption

Average based on 3 test results
Ø 106,172 km driven


12.12.2020 from  Marek Piatek Note  5
(0 km driven)
  • Grip in dry conditions
  • Braking in dry conditions
  • Grip in wet conditions
  • Braking in wet conditions
  • Grip in snow
  • Driving comfort
  • Internal noise level
  • Tyre wear
  • Fuel consumption
Tyre size and vehicle make
135 / N

Result: Would you buy again? N/A

09.09.2015 from  JC Note  4.94
(4,184 km driven)
  • Grip in dry conditions
  • Braking in dry conditions  N/A
  • Grip in wet conditions
  • Braking in wet conditions
  • Grip in snow  N/A
  • Driving comfort
  • Internal noise level
  • Tyre wear  N/A
  • Fuel consumption
Tyre size and vehicle make
150 / 70 18
KTM 990 Adventure
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
80/20 Tire

27.08.2015 from  Aaron Note  3.59
(3,433 km driven)
  • Grip in dry conditions
  • Braking in dry conditions
  • Grip in wet conditions
  • Braking in wet conditions
  • Grip in snow
  • Driving comfort
  • Internal noise level
  • Tyre wear
  • Fuel consumption  N/A
Tyre size and vehicle make
120 / 70 21 S
Yamaha Xt125r
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
Very good all round tyre weather it's a chuck around or track day pushing hard once you get the smallest amount of heat in these they really pick up. Wear is not the best but I go though plenty of tires no matter what I just push hard at all times plenty of angle to get bike nearly on its side/elbow down. Rear tyre loses traction but then grips again so you have to get use to it as with any new tyre. Overall brilliant once you got used to the behaviour and very cheap!!!