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BobZ(IL)
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 Posted: Thu Sep 19, 2019 6:47 pm Post subject: Tire Suggestion |
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I've pretty much worn out the 110/80 ZR 18 Bridgestone Battlax BT 023 and am looking for replacement suggestions. What's hot right now?
Thanks, BobZ.
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Flying Duck
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T31 Bridgestone is their latest.
I've been running the prior generation T30 and T30 EVOs. Will replace with T31s.
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jay k.
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Michelin Pilot Road 5's.
Great tire, awesome in the rain, and I get 8,000 miles out of them easily.
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SinNH
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| jay k. wrote: | Michelin Pilot Road 5's.
Great tire, awesome in the rain, and I get 8,000 miles out of them easily. |
Agree. Great feel on the road, easy to mount/dismount, but they talk to you quite a bit. My most common tire is the B-stone back to the 023's, great in the rain, OK to mount and a fair price. On heavy bikes I get about 6000 out of them.
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