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Chopper 20-12-10 10:21
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Originally Posted by Tony660x (Post 144811)
Never used it myself so unable to comment G4anders
http://www.avon-tyres.co.uk/sites/de...png?1235122654
crackin front tyre, even delt with the slush pretty well this morning on the way in!

as for looks, well if someone worrys more about what a tyre looks like than its performance they shouldnt be riding a bike in the first place (just my opinion)

chester0_1972 20-12-10 19:17
I have had a set of avon storms which are extremely good in the wet and just changed to michelin pilot road which are proving to be as good. Do the people that use distanzias go trail riding as well. If not why do you not use dedicated road tyres. They wear quite quickly as well don't they?

Tony660x 20-12-10 19:42
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Originally Posted by chester0_1972 (Post 144977)
I have had a set of avon storms which are extremely good in the wet and just changed to michelin pilot road which are proving to be as good. Do the people that use distanzias go trail riding as well. If not why do you not use dedicated road tyres. They wear quite quickly as well don't they?
the Distanzia is a 90% road, 10% off road tyre. I have used my XTX off road and on fire trails its fine, anything more than that and it gets sketchy!

I am actually tempted to go for a pure road tyre next time I need to change.


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