Michelin Pilot Road 3s...I joined the club

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

7500 out of original tires? I've got 12,000 on mine right now. Yes, it's time for new ones, I know. :-)

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[the Ferret]

MMC?..You have 12,000 on Dunlops or on Bridgestones?

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

MMC?..You have 12,000 on Dunlops or on Bridgestones?

Dunlop D205 radials.

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[the Ferret]

wow you have to have gotten the most miles on a set of those on the forum..by a bunch. The Bridegestone rears were getting exceptional mileage, but the fronts not so much. The Dunlops seemed to wear out between 6500 and 8500 if I remember correctly.

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Yeah, the back is pretty worn but the front still has some miles on it...
This is at 12,800 miles...




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[dsan1964_imp]

Wow!


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[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

12,822 miles..... it's done! New tires on the way.




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[DAC]

I'm getting used to the new handling of the PR3's now and they are not as alarming as the first ride. I do have to be careful to not drop into a corner too aggressively as the bike is too willing to go for it.

I think I may have to try them on the Griso next.

Haven't checked in on this thread in a while - this is quite the opposite experience from mine. The stock Bridgies would tip in very easily because of the thinner width and taller aspect. The Michies make the handling a tic heavier, IMHO. Rider height, weight and underwear all may be contributing factors though.

[the Ferret]

12,822 miles..... it's done! New tires on the way.




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Lol, yep that's toast

[specialist8]

Just bought the front PR3 for my bike. ODO is at 8080 and the front looks as bare as the salt flats. I'm pretty sure this forum could secure a sponsorship with Michelin due to so many members unknowingly advertising this brand.