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Metzer or Dunlop?...deciding between M880 or D402...i do alot a highway riding here in Florida and i want the tire to last, plus the raods get real hot in the summer
I'm sure this will start a firestorm of comments but
the Dunflops are a harder compound and would last
longer in the heat I would say. The Metzers would handle
better in the wet.
i get 14-15k out of my rear dunlops
do a search and you will see alot of people complain about the metz for miles
i have 49k on my ultra and still use dunlops
just my 2cents
i've done the searching and yeah i know most like the Metz's...i'm sure i'll hit some rain in "sunny" florida, but like i said i'm mostly highway at 75-80 mph and the rest of the roads down here are in pretty good shape...i have a Metz on the rear now but i think i'm leaning more towards the Lop's
I've gone thru 2 sets of Dunlop's..decided to try out the metz's........metz's are good I suppose if ya ride like ya got a sport bike.......I'm seriously going to have to do a major burn out then return back to dunlops.......
Like metz beter and with my *** on the throttle non last real long time.But the dunlopsprobly better for sincable rider.Id say metz are for those of us who ride our old fart bikes like they are Vrods.
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