04-19-2016, 03:02 AM
I wound up going with the Michelin PR3's recently on my bike partly due to the many positive things I've read about them here. To me, they feel much more stable in the turns than the stock Bridgestone set. They also seem to grip the line a little better. And the occasional squirreliness in handling that I experienced seems to gone away.
The stock front Bridgestone tire also seemed to prematurely wear out. My first front tire was done at 5K. My rear lasted over 7k. I do a lot of city driving, but I had never worn out a front tire so quickly on any of my other bikes.
So far, so good on the PR3s.
The stock front Bridgestone tire also seemed to prematurely wear out. My first front tire was done at 5K. My rear lasted over 7k. I do a lot of city driving, but I had never worn out a front tire so quickly on any of my other bikes.
So far, so good on the PR3s.
