| Author | Message | ||
     20xb12s04 |
http://www.compacc.com/s/Bargains_Specials_Motorcy cle_Tire_Packages_Michelin_Sale_Tires.cfm | ||
| Ulynut |
Thanks for the tip. Now, who has some feedback on these tires. I've never tried them. I know I don't trust the Michelin car tires due to the flimsy sidewalls, but the motorcycle tires look pretty good. | ||
| Glitch |
I'm running the Pilot Powers now. Excellent tires. I've used Michelin tires more than any other (or maybe it's a tie between them and Pirelli) I've never regretted buying and never have lost confidence in them. | ||
| 20xb12s04 |
I'm running a set of Pilot Powers right now. Love 'em. I'm having a tough time deciding between getting another set of them, or trying out the pilot roads. Decisions decisions... | ||
| Gentleman_jon |
I have the Pilot Road 2 Dual Compound tires. They are the best handling tire I have ever had, and I expect them to last twice as long as my Dunlop Qualifiers, my previous favorite. I don't recommend them for the guy who does a lot of track days, but one member took them to the track, said he was knee down all day and the tires looked fresh as a daisy at the end of the day. The do cost about $50 a pair more than Pilot Powers. (Message edited by Gentleman_jon on June 13, 2009) | ||
| Acav80 |
Pilot Road originals on the Uly now. Love 'em. That's a truly solid deal for the set, too. Anybody needing a set of sport touring tires should jump. Thanks for the heads up, 20xb! | ||
| Rpm4x4 |
I run the 2cts and if you've read any posts on tires Im sure youve heard me praise them. I love them almost as much as the Buell. They are so predictable and that builds confidence. They wear very well and even as they get older. A lot of tires get lumpy as they wear where the 2cts do not. | ||
| Bcordb3 |
I ran Pilot Roads on my Buell and on my BMW. Like them alot and will be replacing the tires soon, again, with the Pilot Roads. |
