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Post by boxerscott »

Being a thrifty guy I have just fitted another of the maxxis brand tyres to my griso ( the cheap ones that all biker tyre aficionados avoid) If it is as good as the super sport fitted to my Duc I am well pleased. Fantastic value for money tyres. Ask my front wheel and forks to tell the difference between Pirreli and Maxxis. Cos I can not. albeit external to my bank account. :)
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Post by Blackal »

If you change your own tyres, then the case for the Maxxis is perhaps stronger, but if they wear quicker than the more up-market dual-compound types - then a trip to the tyre-fitters (fit, balance, disposal etc) might have to be factored in - to the overall cost/10,000 miles?

As long as you don't run them - this long............... :?

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Post by Neil178 »

Ahh, good for another few miles yet. In the dry!
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Post by marksmotorcycleparts »

Been using them for years, all of the range is great, with no premature wear issues. If you're really aggressive on the bike you may notice a difference but as far as i can tell they're just as good as Metzeler / Pirelli etc.

OE Metz rear in my K1600 lasted 4000 miles, Maxxis Diamond lasts 6000.
Had their sports tyres on my Duc 996 and never had a slide.
Highly recommended.

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