09-15-2015, 10:55 PM
A properly inflated one. Check regularly.
Lots of good choices out there, be honest and access your riding style and what conditions you ride in and what you avoid. Price alone doesn't determine best or worst, but is a factor.
Have used various Michelins, Dunlops, and Bridgestones over the years. Will confess that upgrading tire choice makes a remarkable difference in ride and handling. My old rule of thumb was budget for a new rear tire every year and front every other.
Michelin is a good choice.
Lots of good choices out there, be honest and access your riding style and what conditions you ride in and what you avoid. Price alone doesn't determine best or worst, but is a factor.
Have used various Michelins, Dunlops, and Bridgestones over the years. Will confess that upgrading tire choice makes a remarkable difference in ride and handling. My old rule of thumb was budget for a new rear tire every year and front every other.
Michelin is a good choice.