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Yes the dual composition tires are a blessing for us long haulers. I super slab between Fl and NJ often on a couple different bikes. My tire life has gone way up since going dual comp tires.
Put a set on my Busa which was eating a set in 4k now Looks like the BT-023 will go 10k + easy. My Heritage needs shoes soon and you can bet a set of dual comp tires will be the choice!
Last edited by mjrfd99; Jul 10, 2012 at 07:38 AM.
Reason: jamacian rum at 7am is not the best idea.
I've heard the new touring bikes with the wider rear tire are doing pretty well on millage. I'm running the D E3 on my Heritage right now. It just went over 10K miles which is better than the D402s did. Already bought a new set of Michelin Commander IIs to put on when I'm ready.
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