why would you suggest those?
thats quite an expensive hobby trying out stuff for data
Because that's what he runs... others will say Avon, Dunlop, Michelin, you get the idea
Oh yes, this is not a cheap hobby, and Joe is outfitting two different style bikes(in case he finds grass he has to ride through). lol
Most of the tires available in the correct sizes for STs are going to be acceptable to most riders. I know this is a sweeping generalization, but few tires from major manufacturers have proven to be 'dogs' shunned my many riders. I think what Joe meant was he buys different tires when one set wears out to evaluate them on his bikes, for his style of riding. The alternative is to take someone else's opinion and treat it as fact, buy those tires and ride on them. If you don't ride with that person (whose opinion you liked) and know how he rides, what he likes in a tire, etc, treating his subjective opinion as fact is more or less a poke in the dark.
Not at all, buy a set of tires, ride till they are done, note the mileage, get a different set the next time, if you feel like it, ride those till they are done, rinse and repeat...might take years to get all your data but what a great way to learn statistics lol
haha I dont think I do enough miles to used them up. I did 4500 over 33 years last time with another bike from new lol. I do my statistics trading gold and currencies. Have the world award for that.
I'm sorry to hear that, I hope life picks up for you.
Because I liked the T-31s, which were widely recommended here, on my first 1100, and went with the T-32s when they came out (All non-GT tires).
