Michelin Pilot 3
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Michelin Pilot 3
Have clocked up 4000klm on Michelin Pilot 3 fitted to my 2010 1250 Bandit, some commuting, wet weather, long 1000klm trips (relatively high speed) and a fair bit of spirited hard riding. Overall very impressed with their grip and wear, so far definitely recommended.
Miko Rockhampton- Posts : 5
Join date : 2012-05-02
Age : 57
Re: Michelin Pilot 3
I am in the process of ordering a replacement rear Pilot Road 3. The front tire looks practically new. 13000 km on each. Rear is about to show threads though (limped home from last ride).
I rode these through rain, snow, scorching heat and at very a spirited pace. I was running 40psi front and 42psi rear and I loved these tires. Far more confident on these than the Pilot Power 2ct I had been using prior. If I was to replace the pair though I think I would give the new Pirelli Angel GT A-spec a shot.
I rode these through rain, snow, scorching heat and at very a spirited pace. I was running 40psi front and 42psi rear and I loved these tires. Far more confident on these than the Pilot Power 2ct I had been using prior. If I was to replace the pair though I think I would give the new Pirelli Angel GT A-spec a shot.
T-Leaf- Posts : 38
Join date : 2013-03-10
Location : GTA Southern Ontario, Canada
Re: Michelin Pilot 3
I am out to about 10k on pr3's.
As I dont drop clutch or do front wheelies, they are lasting very well probably close to 50% left.
The only problem now is, that with all the tweaks to the bike, I have no chicken strips on the rearĀ and am getting worried I am going to drop the bike. it is that awesome to ride and easy to drop into a corner.
Damn suzuki's collective soul to hell for making such a ridable bike.
is there a more rounder rear that anyone would recommend?
As I dont drop clutch or do front wheelies, they are lasting very well probably close to 50% left.
The only problem now is, that with all the tweaks to the bike, I have no chicken strips on the rearĀ and am getting worried I am going to drop the bike. it is that awesome to ride and easy to drop into a corner.
Damn suzuki's collective soul to hell for making such a ridable bike.
is there a more rounder rear that anyone would recommend?
glenby- Posts : 79
Join date : 2012-07-01
Location : BrisVegas
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