Heidenau K60 Scout Rear Tire
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Heidenau K60 Scout Rear Tire
A true "50/50" dual sport tire, the K60 Scout brings a proven balance of performance on- and off-road. With an improved tread and compound, the Heidenau K60 Scout dual sport tires deliver better cornering stability and wet weather grip on the pavement, while delivering off-road as well.
The "chevron" style tread pattern is similar to full knobby designs which provides lots of open space between the tread blocks to route sand, mud and water from the contact patch while constantly keeping some rubber in contact with the road as the tire rotates. This tire is a stand-out as it does not sacrifice on-road longevity and adhesion to the pavement for off-road traction. A difficult feat for any tire to accomplish.
- TL = Tubeless
- TT = Tube Type Tire
Please Note: The K60 Scout tread pattern will vary depending on tire size.
Heidenau K60 Scout Rear Tire
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Long range dual sport tire!
My F800 GS came with the Anakee 2's which I am told are exceptional tires on and even off-road. I put aprox 250 miles on-road, however was not confident in the tires ability to push the bike off-road, and wanted a little more bite. Im running the Heidenau's on front and rear, and have been extremely pleased with their performance. They are a bit loud, especially the front tire (it's a howler, and they do seem to have a little fall-out point the last patch of tread on the outside of the tire feels somewhat loose when engaged on the twisties, where a smoother tire would give you a bit more side wall/tread love in the canyons, I do not have a lot of dual sport tire experience for comparison though. I have a little over 6.5k on the set, and that includes aprox 800 dirt miles, and unfortunately a ton of freeway commuting. The tread life is still decent, however with the freeway miles (I always try to create long short cuts with any turns available) I have hit the wear bar on the center strip. Gonna grab a new rear and run the set another 6k and go from there. I was told the only tire to look at for heavy commute with dirt on the mind! Lived up to expectations solid!
May 22, 2013
Great Dual Sport Tires
I have a KTM 990 ADV and I ride 70% on road and 30% off road. I'm impressed with how it handle on road considering the tire profile and the patter. Off road works well on hard terrains, rocks but not well on mud (as I would expect). Overall it's a very good tire for dual sport purposes and I will buy it again.
May 20, 2013
Good tire but watch out in the rain
I love these tires
Fine on the road ..when dry , the sidewalls are very stiff and it makes my tiger 800 xc rear suspension bounce all over the place . No problem though lower pressure a bit I got to 31 psi and soften the rebound on the shock
In the rain it's almost scary if you forget to be gentle with the throttle and don t try to lean hard !! I made my wheel spin in 5 th gear on the west side HWY in NYC.. While passing a car ..
Anyway good tire if you don't drive too aggressively
It's better than stock in the dirt too
May 19, 2013
Tires for more Off than On-Road
My F800GS call for the 150/70-17 size, which I have been running now for the last 20k miles. But wanted a tread pattern missing the center continuous tread, so based on photo's alone, thought that by going down one size (to the 140/80) I would be getting the continuous Chevron tread pattern and the continuous center rib absent. Well I was wrong. In this 17" rim size the 150 and the 140 look nearly identical to one another. Only the 18" rim size has the true chevron pattern across the center area of the tread. Still a good tire, but that was I get for not doing more research ahead of time. (And for not riding the Big Orange wave as well.) Lucky KTM riders get the better Off-Road Tread option in my opinion.
Revzilla is still the best.
May 6, 2013
Long lasting tire with grip.
I have 4500 miles on last one so far, and still more use left. It really grips on dirt and gravel on my Tenere, an feels good on asphalt.
May 6, 2013
2,000 miles and looking great
I just put the K60's on my R1200GS a few weeks ago and have put about 2,000 miles on them so far. The wear is considerably less than the other 50/50 or 60/40 tires I have used in the past and the offroad traction is great. Obviously too soon to tell but I think I will probably get at least 30% to 50% more miles out of these than my last set of similar tires.
The sidewalls are pretty stiff so putting the rear tire on by hand took a bit of effort. I learned my lesson, though, and a quick trip to the local shop, plus a few bucks so they could use their tire machine, got me ready to go.
The road ride is fine. Obviously not street-only tires so you will feel the tires a bit more but I didn't notice any extra noise. Also, they felt fine at higher speeds.
Part of my recent trip required me to ride in fast traffic in heavy rain and, contrary to some of the reviews I have seen, they stuck to the tarmac great. Liked them so much I just ordered another set for my 800GS.
May 3, 2013
Better then I thought they would be
Great tire, though I only have a few hundred miles on them. Better traction in the wet then I would have thought and impressive in the sand on my heavy 1100gs.
April 22, 2013
Great 'one tire' choice for a longer trip.
we ran these tires last summer on two heavily loaded DR650's over a 9,000km trip. 4000km's were 'off road' on the CDR (basically we rode from Canada to southern Arizona on (mostly) hwy and then back on the continental divide route). I then did another short trip so now my tires have almost 11,000km in total. The rear tire is toast at that mileage, and the front is about 50% worn out based on tread depth.
excellent grip on pavement, never felt that the tires were slowing me down or making excessive noise (for a dual purpose tire that is). Off road we were very impressed as well, particularly with the rear which gave excellent grip in a variety of conditions. Obviously these tires are not going to perform like a full knobby in sand or mud (we had both) but they will get you through if you are careful and air down. Most of the off road was on hard packed gravel and rock and we had no flats! I think in this regard, the more closed chevron pattern is actually better then an open knobby as it protects the carcass from sharp rocks. As with any tire, proper inflation (or deflation) makes a big difference to the performance.
the only limitation I would point out is the front is a bit skittish when riding on gravel over hardpack (very common condition) when in corners. It doesn't bite that well leaned over, and feels like it will wash out easily if you push it. Minor complaint - we really shouldn't have been going faster anyway with loaded bikes! straight line braking performance was excellent. Given that the front wore very little on our trip, next time I might try a more aggressive front matched with the Heidenau K60 rear and hope that they will wear out at the same time. Overall by far the best 'dual sport' tires that I have ever run and very long lasting. Did I mention no flats?
April 17, 2013
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- photo from customer answerMay 18, 2013ByTheRamfromElk RiverRead this answerYes it does have the center strip. I will load a pic for you (Show full answer)
- photo from customer answerSeptember 3, 2012ByPeteMCfromBloomingtonRead this answerIt does not have the solid center.The attached photo is of the 150 18... (Show full answer)
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Does the 130/80/17 have the "center stripe" or the open chevron pattern?
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The 130/80/17 have the "chevron" style tread pattern.1 week, 3 days ago
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It should be open on the K60, only the 150/70-17 has the center wear strip. I think they go over this on the vid. My XTZ1200 has the strip the one on the KLR650 does not.5 days ago
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what is the speed rating on the scout k60?
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State: TX
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Age: 35-44
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The speed ratings for the K60 Scouts are as follows:H = 130
S = 112
T = 118
3 weeks, 6 days ago
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so i looked up this info on heidenau's website the tire im looking at for the super tenere (a 150/70 17inch) has a 69T rating... which means it is rated up to 118mph and a 716lb load...anyone interested can look up the ratings for all of heidenautires.com ... its pretty straightforward...
there is also a pdf file you can download, not sure why this info isnt on the revzilla site... anyway, im going to try these out on my trip to yellowstone and see how they fare...
4 weeks ago
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What size K60 for a DR650 rear?
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Standard tire is 120/90 17, presently running 140/80 17 Mitas
State: CA
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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get the 150-70 I runs great on my F800GS3 months, 1 week ago
Can I get away with the 110/80/18 on the rear?
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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thats to thin. get the 1503 months, 1 week ago
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Which tire size should I purchase?
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I have a 2005 BMWF650. I would like to change both the front and back tires.
State: NY
Rider Type: Commuter
Age: 25-34
Gender: male
5 months ago
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No worries, your 2005 BMW f650 GS wears a 100/90-19 on the front and a 130/80-17 on the rear. The Heidenau K60's are offered and in in stock in both sizes you require. Happy Holidays!
5 months ago
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The best answer is to go with the factory specified tire sizes and they are designed and engineered to work best with your bike (for the most part, there are several exceptions, however if you knew what those were you wouldn't be asking this question). As for your bike there are 2 F650 models from BMW for 2005 the CS & GS. The CS has a Front 110/70-ZR17 & a Rear 160/60-ZR17 (both tubeless). While the GS has a Front 100/90-19" & a Rear 130/80-17" (both tubed). Best of luck.Age: 25-34
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get the 150-70 rim 17 thats the best size for your rear tire.3 months, 1 week ago
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Will the150 fit on a 5.5 inch wide rim?
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We can not recommend a 150/70-17 on a 5.5" rear rim. The standard tires size for that would be a 180/55-17, anything smaller may compromise the tire bead.10 months ago
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that rim is too wide.3 months, 1 week ago
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does the 150/70/18 also have the solid center?
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Bellevue
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I know the 150/70/17 has the solid center strip, but what about the 18" version?
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11 months ago
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The product description has been updated to reflect different center tread for the size 150/70-18. The size 150/70-18 will have a less pronounced center tread stagger than the 150/70-17.11 months ago
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Yes it does have the center strip. I will load a pic for you
5 days ago
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Its the same thing, the only diferecen is the diameter of the wheel that increases 1" nothing.3 months, 1 week ago
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You can search the web and get a picture of the heinedau k60 scout where it shows in different sizes the picture of each tire....6 months ago
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It does not have the solid center.The attached photo is of the 150 18 on my KTM
8 months ago
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Tubeless tires with tube-type rim
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Seattle
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I'm considering the Heidenau K60 Scouts for my Triumph Tiger 800XC. The issue is that in the appropriate size (150/70-15 rear and 90/90-21 front) the K60's are tubeless ["TL" designation in the part number], whereas my rims require innertubes.
My question: Is it OK to run tubeless tires with tubes?
My question: Is it OK to run tubeless tires with tubes?
State: WA
1 year, 2 months ago
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You can always run a tube in a tubeless tire, so running the Heidenau K60 Scout on your Tiger with a tube will work fine. Conversely, you cannot run a tube tire without a tube.1 year, 2 months ago
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I own BMW F800GS and I have to use innertubes because my rims are with lace, I ride Heidenau with innerstubes anyways the tire is tubeless thats just a comment to let you know that you can use the tire 2 ways without a problem.Daniel
3 months, 1 week ago
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Yes, just run the appropriate size tubes and you'll be fine.Age: 35-44
Gender: male
6 months ago
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Gina, the rear should be 150/70/17 no rim 15... Answering your question... There is not a problem using tubeless tires with inner tubes... The problem is using tube tires in a tubeless rim.... So go ahead and enjoy the k60 scout. I recommend to use heavy duty inner tubes.. So less opportunity to get flat...6 months ago
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I have done so several times. There's no problem with doing so. I will say, though, that you should NOT go with the thick, super-puncture resistant tubes meant for off-road use only (like motocross, etc). They will hold heat and cause failures at extended highway speeds...or so I've been told. Just a precaution to consider.Age: 25-34
Gender: male
7 months ago
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I have run the Heidenau K60 Scouts on my BMW F800GS, which has the same tire sizes as the Triumph. My BMW also has tubes, I use the Bridgestone tubes myself. They run fine, I have never had any problems. So the answer is yes, you can run these tubeless tires with tubes.Age: 45-54
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8 months ago
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Running the TL K60s with tubes is not a problem.8 months ago
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Yes you can run tubes in them8 months ago
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You will find that some will say yes and some will say no. It's like an oil question.I am of an opinion that yes you can, having done so myself. I know others that have use tubes in a tubeless tire. You can run a search on that as well, tons of topics. Just keep an eye out on a speed rating.
9 months ago
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depends on the rims. Some conversions require spoke hole sealing kits, others don't have sufficient RIM for tubeless sealing. Rim locks can also be an issue. Don't just trust your dealer to know correct answer. TaLK to the rim manufacturer's tech dept. Bad info can be very dangerous. That said, last weekend I saw a Scout on a very well accessorized and obviously dirt ridden Tiger. Didn't notice if it had suck rooms though. The tire is ABSOLUTELY worth investigation! Our helps my little WeeStrom keep up with you guys on Kittycats.Age: 45-54
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11 months ago
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Charleston
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Yes... it's the reverse that can be an issue.1 year, 1 month ago
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I'm assuming these are bias ply tires and not radials?
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State: MA
Rider Type: Adventurer
Age: 55-64
Gender: male
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The Heidenau K60 Scout tires are bias ply, not radial. The "B" you see in the larger tire denotes a difference in the center tread pattern, not a designation of tire type.1 year, 1 month ago
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That's correct - bias, not radial.8 months ago
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Yes. These are bias ply.Age: 35-44
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| Product Style | RevZilla SKU ID | Manufacturer Product # | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 110/80-18 58S TT | 817727 | K601108018 | Out of Stock |
| 130/80-17 65T TL | 817708 | K601308017 | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| 140/80-17 69H TL | 817710 | K601408017 | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| 140/80-18 70S TT | 817728 | K601408018 | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| 150/70 B 17 69T TL | 817713 | K601507017 | In Stock: Ships next business day |
| 150/70 B 18 70T TL | 817729 | K601507018 | Out of Stock |
| 4.00-18 64T TT | 886176 | K6040018 | Out of Stock |
