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Post by andybb on Mar 16, 2015 17:28:44 GMT
Most of the recommendations here for Div 900 tyres are a couple of years old, and things have moved on a lot in the intervening period. My 900 has Bt-021s on, which overall I've been very happy with both wet and dry, but rear needs replacing now. So - BT-021s? -023s? -30s? Any others worth considering?
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Post by m40man on Mar 16, 2015 18:26:13 GMT
I like the Maxxis touring tyres (m6029). Good wet 'n dry grip, very good price, fair life (around 8K on a rear). Never upset me, no shocks or surprises.
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Post by kirriepete on Mar 16, 2015 22:54:27 GMT
Mine came with Michelin Pilot Roads on and I've just replaced the rear after 8,000 miles - it got a bit square trawling up and down the A1 several times ....
Lifespan is good and I've got all the confidence I need as far as grip is concerned, wet or dry.
I recommend the idea to the house.
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Post by crickleymal on Mar 16, 2015 23:11:19 GMT
On the 600 I have Dunlop Arrowmax which are adequate for my style of riding and seem to be reasonably long lasting.
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Post by GAv on Mar 17, 2015 17:37:46 GMT
My 900 has near new Maxxis and I found today it really handles nicely, admitedly that came as a nice surprise as I thought it would be more cumbersome than my Aprilia 1000, it is also comfy for me but yes a different sort of character.
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Post by spike240 on Mar 17, 2015 23:37:58 GMT
I have used Conti Road Attacks and Conti Motions for the last few years. Excellent grip wet or dry. RA last about 5K on the back, Contimotion which I have on at the moment is at 6,500 miles, and has some life left in it. If you want to stay upright don't fit Avon Roadriders.
Atb
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Post by xombiebollox on Mar 18, 2015 6:53:05 GMT
Michelin Pilot Road have good grip on scotish roads so good in the wet good deals from Oponeo free fast delivery
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