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MICHELIN HYDROEDGE 215/60R15
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happyspyder2039
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What made u decide on this over the kumho?
BikerDoc
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Are you replacing a 225/50 R15 with this
Dragonrider
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They are discontinued?? Simple tire has them in stock at $96 a tire..
sddinnh
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I was told by my tire dealer that they are discontinued, which is why I bought 2. But there is also a very nice looking Pirelli also available in that size.
Highwayman2013
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I think it was replaced by the Primacy, that's what I have on mine. Lot's of selection in the 215/60/15 size and the speedo accuracy.
sddinnh
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Stock or aftermarket?
Roadster Renovations
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I bought the same tire from Amazon for $85. Waiting on it to get here!
rhansen309
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Rear tire mileage
I have just at 12,500 miles on a stock rear tire. I will be replacing it at the end of the season.
I have just at 12,500 miles on a stock rear tire. I will be replacing it at the end of the season.
KX5062
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Also, ACE 1330 or Rotax 996? The new higher HP motors seem to be harder on the ultra soft Kendas.
MarkLawson
RT-S PE#0031
That's been my experience exactly. GPS and speedo are never more than 1 MPH off & are often the same.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
YEP
:agree::agree::agree:...........and thanks to you , I just ordered one also $ 85 delivered ......you can't beat that with a:bdh: ha ha ha ...it should last for awhile also the UTOQ is 800................Mikeguyver :yes::yes::yes::2excited:
MarkLawson
RT-S PE#0031
Hey, one thing to remember when putting the higher mileage tires on the Spyder...
In all my motorcycling experiences, when replacing tires I always assess the condition of brake pads to determine if they will last the life of the new tire. If not, I generally replace the pads while having the new tire installed. With higher mileage tires, such as what we are talking about in this thread, you might run through a set or more of brake pads before the tire needs replacing. Keep an eye on those pads!
In all my motorcycling experiences, when replacing tires I always assess the condition of brake pads to determine if they will last the life of the new tire. If not, I generally replace the pads while having the new tire installed. With higher mileage tires, such as what we are talking about in this thread, you might run through a set or more of brake pads before the tire needs replacing. Keep an eye on those pads!
M109Dreamer
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I agree. My bake brakes had to be replaced at 9k when I had to replace the tire on the 11 RT.
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