what's a good tire?? what sucks A$$??

[mdole]

I have run a lot of different tires over the years and I tend to put a lot of miles on my bikes so I look for longevity in tires.

I have been really happy with the Metzler 880s and the Dunlop 491 Elite IIs. They both wear well and handle most anything your likely to run into in normal riding.

Mike

[Clone]

I had an Avon on the back of my bike when I bought it. It was new, and lasted for one oil change and then it was flat in the middle. I replaaced it with a cheng shin, which has lasted longer. I like the price and since I don't usually scrape the pegs it holds well. The odd time I do lean it over farther than I usually like, it doesn't feel loose. I think that you get the tire you need. If you ride radically, get a softer stickier tire, if you tend to granny along like myself, a higher milage tire will do you fine. 8)