Die besten Reifen für den Yamaha FZ6

Ich habe bereits 13.000 km zurückgelegt und sie sind sehr gut, ich mache die nationale 118 vom Hafen nach Entre-os-rios.

Gute Reifen. Kaufte das Original-Set im Oktober 2017 und ließ gerade die Front durch einen anderen T30 Evo ersetzen.
In den Wintermonaten dauert es eine Weile, bis sie sich aufgewärmt haben, aber einmal bei warmen Temperaturen sind sie sehr gut.
Hervorragender Grip bei Nässe und noch besser bei Trockenheit. Ich hatte mein Fahrrad gleich drüben und sie hielten ihre Position auf der Straße. Sie sind leicht um Ecken zu streichen.
Tragen ist in Ordnung. Die Vorderseite nutzt sich schneller ab als die Rückseite. Ich habe ungefähr 8500 Meilen von der Front entfernt. Das Heck ist immer noch stark mit ausgezeichnetem Verschleißmuster.

Die besten Straßenreifen aller Zeiten für meine FZR 600 Yam. Ecken wie auf Schienen.

Very soft with a good feel of the grip. It is well predictable when you start loosing traction.

Tire wore into a funny "V" pattern that made cornering feel weird for the last 1000-2000 miles. Not sure why. Cords were showing on the right side today after 6,400 miles (I had expected more out of a sport touring front tire . . .).

Replaced with T30 EVO today. Will see if it lasts better.

I am very pleased with Michelin Pilot Power tyres. I have tried few, but this-ones suit me best. Getting great feedback of whether they start to slip or grip again. Are super sticky in the bends and when hit hard in the bend, their progressiveness lets me control the little slips and grips perfectly. Tried as well 2CT before, but the progressiveness was missing there. The tyre slipped aside too much and didn't have that much control over the bike. Pilot Power rocks! When there is a bit slippery road surface I hit it hard and get a tiny drift, keep rolling the spin to straight and ending up to a wheelie after the tyre grips. Great fun! I personally wouldn't go for any others. I am not driving on wet as I live in a place where don't rain much. Only in winter a bit and in that case taking my car.

10.000 km of Dunlop Roadsmart in my back tyre of Yamaha XJ6. Really nice grip in wet and dry, inclusive when the tyre is cold.
I'm going to change the back tyre for a new Roadsmart again.

What a fantastic tyre! I put these tyres on my Yamaha FZ6 in at the beginning of March and they have now covered 4,000 miles. I have recently returned from a 2,500 mile road trip around France, and I'm pleased to report the tyres never missed a beat! We rode through conditions ranging from torrential rain through to glorious sunshine, which included mile after mile of motorway riding, as well as some great fun on the pyrenees twisties! The bike was fully loaded with 2x 40L panniers, a 48L top box and tank bag, and still the tyres gripped whilst being thrown around the mountain roads with no hesitation at all.

Before going a friend warned that I should change the tyres (having only covered 2,000 miles at this point) as they will be 'shredded' by the time I return. He couldn't have been more wrong! The tyres still have loads of life left, and despite the amount of motorway miles we covered, only have a mild flat spot.

Bridgestone have recently released the T30, meaning there may be some great deals to be had should you choose BT023's as your next tyre(s). I certainly know that the BT023's will be my tyre of choice when the change is due!

Hope this helps.

Dan

Lasted 5200 miles on my FZ6. Fantastic grip in the dry, never let go, even riding with guys on sportsbikes.
All I didnt like was front tyre profile was a bit 'pointy', meaning it turned in a bit to quick on a naked bike. When the tyres got to 4000 miles, the rear was fairly squared off, but the front had worn more at the edges, making turning in not that smooth.
I have this week changed to Bridgestone BT023, which make the steering slower, but suits my riding style and bike much better