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hey folks,

I've been reading up on rubber and there are so many choices that its almost impossible to narrow anything down. Maybe you folks with Seca's and Diversions can help me out.

I do a lot of touring in the area (San Diego) and of course the bike is my transportation to and from work. I need something that a little sticky, but wears well.

What do you recommend, what have you used, what do you abhor?

Thanks ahead of time.

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I used to run Metzeler's on my Seca's......until I found that Dunlop's have better feedback, wear just as long & cost less. ;)

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I used to run Metzeler's on my Seca's......until I found that Dunlop's have better feedback, wear longer & cost less. ;)

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I used to run Metzeler's on my Seca's......until I found that Dunlop's have better feedback, wear longer & cost less. ;)

I'm actually looking at a set of Michelin Pilot 2Ct...but it might be more tire than I actually need.

thanks for the tips though. I know with my car I had a set of Dunlops that kicked ass.

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well, they don't make the 2CT in my size.

I'm running these right now:

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bridgestone battlax bt45's

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Those BT45's are an excellent alternative!

1 of the few tires left that fit RD's :unsure:

  • 1 year later...

I just put on a new Avon rear tire a few weeks ago and it rides really nice. No saying what the wear is like but it's definitely a softer tire.

  • 8 months later...

well, they don't make the 2CT in my size.

I'm running these right now:

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I'm running my 02 Divvy on these, excellent feedback and plenty of range - can't fault them

bridgestone battlax bt45's

+1 for Bridgestone BT45's B)

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