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Dunlops are great get the newest model
Metzlers Are the way to go MEZ3or4
Bridgestones are tops(put model here)
I Have ..........(leave post with your brand)
Who's had what type of tire and how happy were you with it
I have Pilot Sports on my bike right now and I am happy with them. I have decided however to try Dunlops next, I have never had Dunlops and have heard great things about them.
2018 Harley Road Glide
2000 Ducati 900ss
2003 Harley Softail Deuce
Contrary to what Honda says, I ran the D207's on Dunlop's advice. Loved 'em, plain & simple...
(Only had the Superhawk for about 7K miles, so I can't compare 'em to anything else...)
Did you grit your teeth and try to look like Clint Fuckin' Eastwood?
Or did you lisp it all hangfisted like a fuckin' flower?
I have had a busy year with tires, new set of Dunlops this spring, the front tire was so badly cupped that at 3500 miles I swithed to a set of Metzlers. great tires for wet or dry roads, tire wear was the pits. about 2000 miles. I just scuffed in a pair of Bridgestones 020 I think they are called. they seem to handle well. They were recommended by the saleman a discounttires.com. as being somthing between the first two tires as far as wear and grip.. I have not yet rode in the rain so we will see.. Price was certainly real attractive if they last
010 's no complaints. On second set now.
2001 RC51!!!
2007 Husky SMR 510 - no longer... blown tranny
I've been running on a set of avons, AzaroII's with no complaints
'04 600RR
the only person who can make the decision of what is best for you on your bike is you, riding style, rider weight, bike weight, bike suspension bits, regional road surface conditions, etc. that being said, this is what I have run on my SV
It came stock with MeZ4's, I was very satisfied, they were waay better than the Chen Shen's that were on my XV920R, the wore good in beginning, then at about 3500-4000, they just started to loose performance and wear fast, the front was still good, I replaced the rear and then the front went fast. then as weather started getting cold, it became a problem even getting them warmed up. My next set was Dunlop 205's I was on road, my brand new MeZ4's that I had put about 3300 miles on in 1 week riding to Deals Gap & halfway back (rear down to cords on edges, no tread anywhere on either tire) had to be replaced, D205's were what I could get quickest, D205's lasted good and wore faily good, adequate cornering traction, breaking traction sucked, On the SV chop the throttle, and the rear wheel skids, and unless I'm mistaken, Superhawks like SV's don't have slipper clutches but need one badly. Then I did some real experimenting, Pirelli MTR60's SuperMotard tires, good grip, even on frozen pavement, scrape pegs in puddles, in temperatures below 55° and high pressures, you can get a set to last almost 5k, but in summer weather, 1-2k depending on how aggressive you are, you could toast a set at a track day, with extreme heat they get greasey too.
Next, I tries Azaro IIs, I love em, front tire has a weird profile, and it seems to keep it's shape, I just got 15k from a front and I've been getting 7500 rear, been running them ever since in summer about 35,000 total
Avon AzaroII's get my vote
RandyO
IBA#9560
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A man without a gun is a subject LETS GO BRANDON
I just replaced my MeZ4s with Dunlop 207zrs. Big improvement in grip. They are my first ever set so I'll see how they wear, but so far I'm happy!![]()
Chris J.
"You're going the wrong way!!!"
"How does he know where we're going?"
03 Aprilia Tuono, 06 Yamaha R6, 16 Yamaha XSR900, 13 VW Touareg
none of whom have chimed in yet.Originally posted by JC
I'd take the advice of superhawk owners.
edit: except stoneman, who doesn't count.
The only "intuitive" interface is the nipple.
NO!
if they don't post in the first 29 seconds after a post goes up, FUCK 'EM!
The only "intuitive" interface is the nipple.
Just gonna stick(get it??) Stick wit D204k's, I like em so far and they're bald so that shows you![]()
I've got the original Dunlop 204's (7800 mi.) on my superhawk and haven't had any complaints. Will stick with Dunlop and probably go with the 207 or 208's .
John
LRRS\CCS #714
2004 Duc 620 monster racebike
89 EX500 racebike - sold
98 Superhawk 996
"To repeat what others have said, requires education; to challenge it, requires brains".