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front tire is looking like its going to need to be replaced soon, ive read alot about avons and metzelers but have seen a few reviews on the Night Dragon. Anybody running these ? Thoughts/opinions ?
I looked at tires and I decided to go with the Night Dragons (for my Night Train) based on what I read. They are in my livingroom waiting to get mounted in the next week or so.
My front tire is good, but I want to swap both at the same time. I do like how the front and rear tread is about the same. People say the front Night Dragon tracks well.
I really like the Night Dragons on my Night Train. I can't attest to mileage I guess as they only have about 2500 miles on them but they appear to be holding up better than the Metz's I had on before them. I like how they handle and they don't seem to follow road grooves too bad. They've also done well in the rain.
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