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Paul
Metzeler mez 3
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Pete.L
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Hi Pstormer
I had always used them on my old Rf 900 and they worked really great. Better than the dunlops the bike came with as they didn't tend to go off as the tread got low and the profile started to dissapear. When I traded the old girl in and picked up the Storm it came fitted with Bridgestones front and rear. The feel was about the same but with a little more confidence in the rear and they lasted longer so I haven't gone back to them. Mind you the RF chucks out 25bhp more as std over the Storm and weighs in at 203kgs dry weight. Rear end slides into a wheelie were a breeze comming off roundabouts and the tyre always stayed prodictable. Give them a go I'd be interested to see what you think about them.
Pete.l
P.S good in the wet too
I had always used them on my old Rf 900 and they worked really great. Better than the dunlops the bike came with as they didn't tend to go off as the tread got low and the profile started to dissapear. When I traded the old girl in and picked up the Storm it came fitted with Bridgestones front and rear. The feel was about the same but with a little more confidence in the rear and they lasted longer so I haven't gone back to them. Mind you the RF chucks out 25bhp more as std over the Storm and weighs in at 203kgs dry weight. Rear end slides into a wheelie were a breeze comming off roundabouts and the tyre always stayed prodictable. Give them a go I'd be interested to see what you think about them.
Pete.l
P.S good in the wet too
Metzeler mez 3
My Storm came with MEZ3s fitted and I have found them to be good, giving plenty of confidence. I plan to replace the tyres soon and wouldn't hesitate to go with the MEZ3s again.
Martin
Martin
Silverstorm