Vlog - 005 Testing the new Dunlop Mx14 at Fox Raceway

Fun weekend riding and testing out new tires. Got to say this is definitely a great tire for deep tracks. Really enjoyed it.

[EarthSurferUSA]

For the fast guys, (not sure how sandy), under braking on the back side of the V-shape, I understand it wants to drift to the side. I have yet to ride mine, (and have some speed to get back after a long time off a bike), but if I experience that, with a lean angle, it might be a controllable way to pivot into a corner. Sometimes I want my MX33 to slide more when braking into a corner. Only practice and experimentation will tell. I am excited to hook up in the loose trails of Michigan with it.

[whothat]

Funny, I used to race bmx with Marshal and his sister when we were kids.

[gw]

I think it's the best tire I've ever ran I put the 34s on now and don't like them at all going right back to the mx 14 and staying with it

[EarthSurferUSA]

It is OK to spray the heck out of your chain, (not a O-ring chain), to get it really clean. Just use WD-40 to remove the water out of the chain before you add the chain lube.
I would have liked to see a better view of the tire (after cleaned), to show any wear on it from that track, and noting how much time you rode.

[JerkyJake]

I got the MX14 110/90-19 and wish I would of went with the wider 120/80-19! 😬 I’ll know more after I try it on the sand in a couple weeks.

[EarthSurferUSA]

Smooth tracks are so boring. I miss the days when a talented rider can make a rough track look smooth.

[EarthSurferUSA]

Don't be jealous about pro riders not having to do anything but ride. Because as they retire with the marketable skills of an art student, they become just as lost.
If their parents were smart, they would make sure the kid gets a good college engineering degree when racing, so they would not have to get a baby sitter state job like Ping, and start chanting "Stronger together. I am here for the Community", like a skill less brain dead commie college art student.
There is more opportunity with learning everything about your bike with a entrepreneurial spirit than there is just racing it, even as a pro.