150 Nm?? Das ist ja pervers... aber es stimmt, hab grad in meinem WHB nachgesehen. Hinterradachse 150, Vorderradachse 65.
Wie auch immer, ich schraub zwar wirklich fast alles selbst, aber beim Reifenwechsel stell ich das Moped hin und nehms nachher fertig wieder mit. Ich mein, wie und wo soll ich die Kiste auch ohne Räder stehen lassen...? Es gibt schon komische Reifenhändler, wenn ihr da die Räder extra hinbringen sollt..
Aber warum ich hier bin, ich brauch auch demnächst neue Reifen und hab mich jetzt hier durchgelesen, wie eure Erfahrungen so sind.
Auf meiner VFR hatte ich den MPR 4 drauf und danach den Roadtec 01, beides super Reifen, aber der Roadtec hat mir doch nochmal besser gefallen. Nun bin ich am Schwanken, welchen ich auf meine Tracer aufziehen lassen möchte, entweder auch den 01er oder den Road 5, von dem hört man ja nur Gutes. Was ich bis jetzt so gelesen habe, denke ich aber, dass ich zum Michelin greifen werde.
I rode Continental Trail Attack 2 and Trail Attack 3 on my Freewind. Both tires were really reliable in each kind of weather and lasted quite long (under the pressure I was able to give them).
Tracer I've got with a new pair of Michelin Pilot Power 2CT.
Any comment about these tires, except the fact that the model is old?
Now I have these tires on my Tracer 700, they've been mounted when I bought the bike. Long time ago I also had them on my VFR 800, also because they were mounted when I bought the bike.
Well, I have to say that these tires are pretty cool when you have warm and dry roads which also don't have many damages. I had a lot of fun on my tour through South Tyrol. The first time I came to bad weather and wet roads with my VFR I was really VERY insecure. I felt like slipping around all the time. Every little bitumen and damage was just freaking me out. After that I was lucky when the tires were finished and I changed to touring tires, the Pilot Road 4. It was like night and day, after the PR4 I changed to Metzeler Roadtec 01 and it even felt pretty much better.
The Pilot Power on my Tracer feels actually a bit better. When I bought the bike and saw, that it has the PP mounted I was like "oh dammit". And for many many kilometers at the beginning I felt insecure because of the memories with the VFR. But I gotta say, that they worked better on the Tracer. I was now riding for a whole week tour, had many bad roads, in between a bit wet roads and nearly never felt like slipping. But still, damaged roads feel very very bad with these tires. They react to every single crack or lane grooves, no matter if the road is warm and dry or wet and maybe cold. So that's quite uncomfortable but when I became more secure I sometimes could ride quite nice sloping positions.
Anyways, now my rear tire is almost done and I will not get die PiPo again because I ride in all weather conditions nearly throughout all the year and want to be secure and feel save. So, I now struggle whether I take the Michelin Road 5 or again the Metzeler Roadtec 01