THE oldest trail pros in existence?

[fatcat]

How old are the ones you Have? I have a set on a old 110 that still hold air and have the nubs on them... they were bought in 1985 if my dad tells me right :naughty:

[brapp]

i have a set on a 85 250sx that were on it after the stockers wore out ina few months but they havent been run in years.

[scooterroo]

i have a set off my first 200x from way back in the mid 80's, probably about 85% tread on them still!!! i will never use them ever again, way to heavy for my taste!!,

[Eric250R]

How old are the ones you Have? I have a set on a old 110 that still hold air and have the nubs on them... they were bought in 1985 if my dad tells me right :naughty:

Same here, have a set from my 85R that were put on after the stockers wore out. No, I didn't put them on. But they still have about half tread on them...:w00t:

[atctim]

I have a pair from 1936 that still look new.

[225DX DUDE]

I have a pair from 1936 that still look new.

:pics: :pics:

[SCEADU]

I think the same dude that invented the wheel had trail-pros in mind

[factoryX]

!_-fail-_!

[Dammit!]

Here's the factory prototype.

http://www.successoriesonline.co.uk/donna/product-images/4/PP30583-4-38.jpg

[atctim]

Here's the factory prototype.

http://www.successoriesonline.co.uk/donna/product-images/4/PP30583-4-38.jpg

Doug - you got it all wrong - I would much rather run that than a trail Pro. I am sure it offers a softer ride as well - however - I am pretty sure this would catch a flat faster than a trail pro.