not that i know of[&:]...lol

 

someone jealous of your bike that lives across the street maybe? just tossing out ideas here lol

 

For the street, the Dunlop Q's have worked well, thinking about trying Pirelli's next. My Q's were $230 shipped

 

cool, thanks guys. you are always a big help

 

lol..size definitely matters (in price)

i paid almost $250 for my 190 pirelli diablo.. i got a lil bit of a discount cuz i whined, that knocked it down to about $230ish, i think.

fronts are $120-180 usually..

mount and balance runs from $5-35 depending on shop size
tire disposal fee is also a usual..

this shyte ain't chep..lol

 

yeah, you are gonna pay for pirelli's - but they are good tires.

 

I've actually got a second set of wheels for my bike so i'm thinking about putting touring tires on the other set since most of my riding is just commuting to work. also makes sense if i'm going to be making these long trips.

speaking of... anybody have experience with continental tires? i can get a set of these for 200+mounting and balancing.

 

i think i'm gonna get those sport touring conti's or the conti attacks.. both seem to have great milage due to harder center compound but corner well due to softer side compound.

 

Dunlop qualies! bout 5000-6000 out of a set, riding hard and fast. Warm up pretty quick and when wet don't do to shabby.

 

5000 - 6000 ???? You all BEST be talking about super Aggressive ridingor maybe I'm inthe wrong hobby?