matrix4
Member
Hi there, i had those michelin power tires on for about 6000 km, now the completely done to the fiber . Is that the normal mileage get out of those tires?
Thanks for any response
Thanks for any response
Tires gone after 6000 km ?
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Brock Kickass
Wizard
I got 5200km out of my OE rear. Michelin should last a little better, but this bike isn't easy on tires. Try going easy on the throttle 
jared p
Wizard
that is a little low but also remember, liter bikes destroy tires, if you ride hard, it's gonna murder that poor piece of rubber much faster
CBXR
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tires
Hey that's about right, Ihave just changed over to a set of PR3's. I had 7k on the front and 5k on the back. I could of got a bit more . i am more than satisfied with the pr2's. Unless the milage is a dramatic difference I will probadly go back to them
Hey that's about right, Ihave just changed over to a set of PR3's. I had 7k on the front and 5k on the back. I could of got a bit more . i am more than satisfied with the pr2's. Unless the milage is a dramatic difference I will probadly go back to them
Tachypsychia
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I just installed perelli angel st tires and expect a bit more from these than 6k. I guess we'll see....
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Dustin
Moderator
The OP is Canadian, so 6k is 6000 km or around 3700 miles. Just FYI
Tachypsychia
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loosenut
Wizard
Sounds about right for a pure sport tire. 6000km = 3728 miles
CBXR
Well-Known Member
tire miles
correction- this is 7000 and 5000 miles.there is still tread ,but I was going for a
800 mile round trip.
correction- this is 7000 and 5000 miles.there is still tread ,but I was going for a
800 mile round trip.
Brock Kickass
Wizard
After killing my OE Dunlop I switched to Metzler Sporttec M3's. I'm at 5000km and the rear is starting to look a little thin. I might get another 1000km out of it.