If you want new tyres dont get pirrelis unless using your bike for trail riding. Stay on the michelinns But if you do get new ones Dunlop and irc are also good. I use Michelin X lights they are the best tyre you can buy. X11s are also great but a little stiffer side walls. X lights tend to have bad cuts in the sidewalls after a while after riding on rocks lots. Due to thier thinner construction But that does not affect me as we only have mud in the south east;)
I have only ridden Michelins, both X11 and X-Light, and I see no reason to try anything else, they're almost perfect.
I had two cuts in the sidewall of my rear X-Light but could fix it with tyre sealant.
Very good riding, good recording angles and right up to the action.
But are there others like me that like to hear the motor on the bike? Gives a bit more idea of what the bike is going to do, raise the excitement so to speak. When you hear the bike rev to the moon, you start thinking "OH here we GO!"
I have only ridden Michelins, both X11 and X-Light, and I see no reason to try anything else, they're almost perfect.
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I saw him in action, in Mons, belgium a few months ago: which was nice...