End of this months I have to to answer the same question. Stay with the Michelin or head for the Pirelli for autumn to spring 🤔. Please keep us up to date.
@@MarkoW-f3p I did a good ride on them today, mostly paved roads. I came across a steep loose gravel road which I had to stand up on the pegs for most of it. The Pirelli’s are definitely better on the loose gravel than the Michelin tyres. I suppose it comes down to what roads you will be riding on & the price at the end of the day.
Will be interesting to see how you find them.
@@hughmac7423 I’ll keep you updated in future videos
End of this months I have to to answer the same question. Stay with the Michelin or head for the Pirelli for autumn to spring 🤔. Please keep us up to date.
@@MarkoW-f3p I did a good ride on them today, mostly paved roads. I came across a steep loose gravel road which I had to stand up on the pegs for most of it. The Pirelli’s are definitely better on the loose gravel than the Michelin tyres. I suppose it comes down to what roads you will be riding on & the price at the end of the day.
What kms did you get out of the oem michelins
@@renelatham5407 The bike had done 20,000km when I got it. I changed the tyres at 26,000km. Maybe around 13,000km?
cycletreads, those guys are clowns, wouldn't recommend them at all myself
@@jimmyjames1807 I’ve been dealing with them for 8 years, no issues for me