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I had a set on my old metric bike. They were great for the 1st half or 2/3 rds of there tread life then they really fell off after that. I think I had 6K on the front and it was starting to feel less responsive and close to done. Sold it before the rear had 4K on it.
I paid about the same for the same size MCII I put on the front of my Softail and not much more for the rear , for the money the MCII is a better buy all the way around IMO.
Its not longevity that's the issue, we all know they don't last but a customer is thinking about them and was wondering how well they stick.....80 bucks cheaper than the cheapest known brand tyre down here...
Take a look in the Sporty forum, IIRC they like them in there. On second thoughts, 'advanced search' yields just 38 threads with the name in the title.
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