Michelin Power Pure
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They certainly read up ok ... but I would be curious to know how long they last ??
I realize that some tires are built for ultimate grip , regardless of the miles that they give and this is fine for weekend warriors that ride rarely ......but for everyday use ?? hmmm ????
I realize that some tires are built for ultimate grip , regardless of the miles that they give and this is fine for weekend warriors that ride rarely ......but for everyday use ?? hmmm ????
Last edited by CBRclassic; 01-20-2010 at 03:33 PM.
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They certainly read up ok ... but I would be curious to know how long they last ??
I realize that some tires are built for ultimate grip , regardless of the miles that they give and this is fine for weekend warriors that ride rarely ......but for everyday use ?? hmmm ????
I realize that some tires are built for ultimate grip , regardless of the miles that they give and this is fine for weekend warriors that ride rarely ......but for everyday use ?? hmmm ????
I will try a set when I am due to change mine again. But I dont expect to get 10k out of my tires anyhow so lol
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depends on what your everyday ride consist of lol
Its fine if you can afford new tires every 3-5000... but I think that is not realistic for most owners ...and when those miles roll around every 3 mths or so , it would become a bit expensive ...
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Obviously if you only show boat your CBR up the main street where you lve or only go shopping on your bike a few miles away from where you live ...all would be great with low miles tires ...
Its fine if you can afford new tires every 3-5000... but I think that is not realistic for most owners ...and when those miles roll around every 3 mths or so , it would become a bit expensive ...
Its fine if you can afford new tires every 3-5000... but I think that is not realistic for most owners ...and when those miles roll around every 3 mths or so , it would become a bit expensive ...
I get my miles in trust me I like being able to trust my tires tho, Michelin gives me that confidence
every touring tire I've tried slipped to much for my liking, so I'll stick to my sticky tires
on and I rarely ride on the main strip usually the mountains in the twisties and of course just beboping aroun just to enjoy riding
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Carbon Fiber is really light.. I go thru 2 sets of tires a riding season also. I am going to see if the shop can get them and put them on. I will try'em out.
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I've not seen Michelin sell crap yet, so I will def be trying them out