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Yes my RSV used to go through rear tyres so I'm expecting the MT to also


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Quick research in to new Mich tyres:

Blackcircles.com want £130.21 for the PR3 rear and £94.67 for the front = £224.88 for the pair.
Ebay offering the pair as a deal for £212.95 with free delivery in the UK

The PR4s all seem to be available from USA only on ebay and are not listed at all on blackcircles.com so a little calling around may be required to track some down in the UK.
 

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What the PR4's? Didn't know they were launched yet !
I didn't know either til Triple Trouble mentioned them I think. I searched for them on ebay and they're going around £30 per pair more than the PR3's but from USA so postage £30-£50 extra plus duty and taxes etc... Hence do some shopping around in UK.
 

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I didn't know either til Triple Trouble mentioned them I think. I searched for them on ebay and they're going around £30 per pair more than the PR3's but from USA so postage £30-£50 extra plus duty and taxes etc... Hence do some shopping around in UK.
I can get them delivered to my dealer in a couple of days..! No need to order them from across the pond dude


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Great news Triple. I guess I've got about a month or so before i need to order so i'll see if some London garages will stock them.
 

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Great news Triple. I guess I've got about a month or so before i need to order so i'll see if some London garages will stock them.
U shud'nt have a problem getting hold of a set but if u do, give me a shout an I will get some for u...
 

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My rear Dunlop is nearing EOL after 6000km too :(
I'm also considering Michelin PR, I've Been very happy with the PR2 and PR3 on my previous bike.
Do you think I can swap only the rear tyre and leave the front Dunlop, even though they're different models/brands?
It seems a waste to swap both, when the front still has quite a bit to go...

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Agreed it seems a waste to swap both, but don't think its a good idea to run two different compound tyres.
 

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My rear Dunlop is nearing EOL after 6000km too :(
I'm also considering Michelin PR, I've Been very happy with the PR2 and PR3 on my previous bike.
Do you think I can swap only the rear tyre and leave the front Dunlop, even though they're different models/brands?
It seems a waste to swap both, when the front still has quite a bit to go...

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Never mix compounds...
They act so differently u will end up comin a cropper...
 

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Dunlops work well, they warm up quickly on the road and stick well. Mine are wearing though at a rapid rate!:eek:
 

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Hi guys, ref tyres last year on my Ducati I tried Mezeler Z8 Interacts found them to be excellent with good wear rates, specificaly the best tyre in the wet i have ever tried. It is likely that I will be trying them on the Mt regards Lou
 

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I can't decide, get another D214 Dunlop rear for the summer, as i don't really want to waste the front tyre. Or bite the bullet and either get

Metzler z8 - £250 a pair
Bridgestone 023's - £250 a pair
Michelin PR4's - £275 a pair
 

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I can't decide, get another D214 Dunlop rear for the summer, as i don't really want to waste the front tyre. Or bite the bullet and either get

Metzler z8 - £250 a pair
Bridgestone 023's - £250 a pair
Michelin PR4's - £275 a pair
PR4's fitted for £260 but as ur so far away u'd use the difference in fuel getting here and back lol
 
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