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Tire mileage
#1
Anyone changed out a tire yet? Just curious what kind of mileage I can expect on the OEM Bridgestones.
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#2
RandyB has over 12,000 on his so far. I'm at 6700 on my Dunlop. It will never see 12,000.
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#3
(10-31-2013, 06:33 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: RandyB has over 12,000 on his so far. I'm at 6700 on my Dunlop. It will never see 12,000.

Is that with the Bridgestones? I assume so because like you suggest, I've never seen that on any Dunlops I've run.
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#4
Yes, Randy's CB came with the Bridgestones which I'll be trying next.
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#5
I did my front at 9,000 but I'm still on my original rear. Bridgestones.
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#6
who has the Bridgestone's in stock? If needed, does the dealer?
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#7
Probably nobody has them " in stock" at this point since it's not a common size, but dealers could order them from Honda. If you are getting close, you might get a set on order. I posted a price from an acc company here in Cinti called Sportour ( sportour.com) which quoted me a good price but they won't be available after market until sometime in December. Mine will make it through until spring, so i will pick up a set from sporttour then.
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(10-31-2013, 07:46 AM)Randy B_imp Wrote: I did my front at 9,000 but I'm still on my original rear. Bridgestones.

That's interesting. Was there a problem with the front tire? My experience on other bikes has been that I get much better mileage on the front than on the back.
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(10-31-2013, 09:41 PM)sanoke_imp Wrote:
(10-31-2013, 07:46 AM)Randy B_imp Wrote: I did my front at 9,000 but I'm still on my original rear. Bridgestones.

That's interesting. Was there a problem with the front tire? My experience on other bikes has been that I get much better mileage on the front than on the back.

That's interesting. Was there a problem with the front tire? My experience on other bikes has been that I get much better mileage on the front than on the back.
Same here, but it looks like my bike is doing something similar: the front is wearing as fast as the rear. That's never happened on any other bike I've owned before. The only reason I can think of is that Bridgestone made the compound soft enough on the front to make it wear evenly with the rear.
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#10
I think is has much more to do with the tread depth than anything else. If you take a good look at these tires the rear tire has MUCH deeper tread than the front does... I'd say at least 4 times as much. This is why I think the front is wearing comparably to the rear, or in my case faster than the rear.
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