Metzeler M7rr or Bridgestone S20 Evo
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M7rr are the best tyres I have used by far.
Very quick warmup, superb grip wet or dry and I get 3k from a rear.
Side to side transition is quick and predictable and incredibly confidence inspiring.
I can't rate them highly enough.
Run bridgestones before on my R1 and they were good (the old s20) but the M7rr in my opinion is a better tyre.
On my second set on the V4[emoji106]
Very quick warmup, superb grip wet or dry and I get 3k from a rear.
Side to side transition is quick and predictable and incredibly confidence inspiring.
I can't rate them highly enough.
Run bridgestones before on my R1 and they were good (the old s20) but the M7rr in my opinion is a better tyre.
On my second set on the V4[emoji106]
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The M7's have a high silicon content so heat up really quick and stick like **** to a blanket :thumbup
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I've been using this place for tyres, free delivery and sent out on same day as ordered Motorcycle Tyres » Free Delivery » Oponeo.co.uk
Metzeler have always been a good tyre but i've found lately that Michelin are ahead of the game.
The T30's...do you fully use what they offer or find the ATC always activating regardless of setting....i often found Bridgestones a bit plastic and wouldn't be in my top 5 manufacturers
I'm using the PR4's after using the Pilot Pure's...can't find the limits of either and the better wet / cold grip of the PR4's wins my vote.
If your not doing track or wet runs then the M7rr is a top tyre that offers a good balance of grip to mileage.
The T30's...do you fully use what they offer or find the ATC always activating regardless of setting....i often found Bridgestones a bit plastic and wouldn't be in my top 5 manufacturers
I'm using the PR4's after using the Pilot Pure's...can't find the limits of either and the better wet / cold grip of the PR4's wins my vote.
If your not doing track or wet runs then the M7rr is a top tyre that offers a good balance of grip to mileage.
