anlas winter tyres

[bth2]

i mostly do road miles now and ride throughout the year so i thought i would give these a go.

[Landshark]

Winter grip?  Not the kind of winters we get in central Alberta Canada.  I'm not sure what conditions equate to winter where you ride.  Here, it's ride all summer and maintain and repair it all winter.  Unless you have studded tires.  

[Nik Hum]

Don´t know about those, but the Capra X that I´ve got at the moment are really, really good.

No idea how thay handle mud as Sweden has been dry since I got them, but on dry conditions they are really good, and on wet tarmac they are good as well ( just 20 km experiance from that).

The front tire feel to have a bit of an edge when falling in to corners, which feels a bit nerving at first, but they will hold on very good at good leaning angles.

They seem to hold up well, but we´ll see when I´m done with them, I´ve only done about 3000 km som far, but I suspect they will hold up for at least 80000 km.

[Davy]

Hey Nik Hum,

any update on the tires?
I m doubting 2 get the anlas wintergrip for my daily (250km) drive to work. 

I m driving the hole year, only if it s 2 dangerous (snow) i take the car.

I had the Heidenau K60 scout (on my F650gs dakar) but the are quiet slippery when wet and cold, so that s a no go on my t7

I m just wondering if it s worth the investment, living in Belgium.

Thx in advance.
KR
Davy

 

[bth2]

On 7/8/2021 at 11:52 PM, Landshark said:

Winter grip?  Not the kind of winters we get in central Alberta Canada.  I'm not sure what conditions equate to winter where you ride.  Here, it's ride all summer and maintain and repair it all winter.  Unless you have studded tires.  

cold (2-10 deg Celsius) and often wet. not often we get ice and snow.

[bth2]

On 11/12/2021 at 9:35 AM, Davy said:

Hey Nik Hum,

any update on the tires?
I m doubting 2 get the anlas wintergrip for my daily (250km) drive to work. 

I m driving the hole year, only if it s 2 dangerous (snow) i take the car.

I had the Heidenau K60 scout (on my F650gs dakar) but the are quiet slippery when wet and cold, so that s a no go on my t7

I m just wondering if it s worth the investment, living in Belgium.

Thx in advance.
KR
Davy

 

sorry for the delay in reporting back.....i have found the anlas tyres very good in cold and wet road conditions. very confidence inspiring. they are wearing well . would i buy again ???  yes but they are a little expensive compared to the e0 7  i usually run.... it will depend on how much i have to spend when the time comes.