I dont think i am going to get 3,000 out of my OEM front. 1800 now and it is starting to have a goofy profile.
Michigan needs more curvy roads near me. hahaha
You'll think you bought a real sportbike after getting rid of the stockers. They're junk.
By the way, while we're on the subject, I toasted a Conti-Motion rear in 800 miles this weekend. And it started to chunk at the seam. Stay away from that tire if at all possible.
As soon as you get rid of the Bridgestones, you will be able to discover the true potential of this magnificent motorcycle.
My front OEM tire was shot at 5000 kms.
I just rode 650 miles on very twistie roads (Arkansas Ozarks), the OEM tires seemed to have good grip and handling but I can't compare until I change tires. I guess i'm in for a pleasant suprise, I don't see how this bike can ride any better than it already does.It's like having a powerful shot of self confidence that you can inject yourself with...IMHO
It's like having a powerful shot of self confidence that you can inject yourself with...IMHO
800 miles? Good greif.......I would call the manufacturer and demand at least a partial refund.I sure did. Got my new tire tonight!
Thanks for the heads up.