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I need to get a new rear tire soon. I don't ride track and am pretty much just looking for an all around type of tire. The original tire that is still on it is a Michelin Pilot Sport L 180/55 ZR 17.
Then I guess Dunlop, Bridgestone, and Pirelli/Metzler should just pack it in then, eh?It is almost always the fact that the pilot road 2ct is the way to go they are a little more cash but they are worth it.
Yea basiclly... maybe I shouldn't jump the gun here lets keep pirelli around as a backup.Then I guess Dunlop, Bridgestone, and Pirelli/Metzler should just pack it in then, eh?![]()
+1 on the Rosso's - 4000 miles without a moments uneasyness. Feel planted even at 40 degrees F.I got a set of Pirrelli Diablo Rossa which are also dual compound. Great tires, $300 mounted and ballanced.
Rosso are single compound tires front and rear.I got a set of Pirrelli Diablo Rossa which are also dual compound. Great tires, $300 mounted and ballanced.
The Pilot Roads were NOT the best sport touring tire for a very long while and even now it's a serious coin flip on which ST tire is best. Michelin makes a great tire but it is far, very, very far from being the hands down best moto tire maker out there.It is almost always the fact that the pilot road 2ct is the way to go they are a little more cash but they are worth it.
Have you tired the Pilot Roads 2CT?The Pilot Roads were NOT the best sport touring tire for a very long while and even now it's a serious coin flip on which ST tire is best. Michelin makes a great tire but it is far, very, very far from being the hands down best moto tire maker out there.
+1The Pilot Roads were NOT the best sport touring tire for a very long while and even now it's a serious coin flip on which ST tire is best. Michelin makes a great tire but it is far, very, very far from being the hands down best moto tire maker out there.
Yes, I am a fan of the Z6's myself but I might try a dual compound this time around though.metzeler makes a good tire.