Since I have become pretty loyal to my Michelin Pilot sports, and am always wanting feedback on the new technology in tires, I decided to check in on these new Editions from Michelin. The word from the guys at the bike shops is that all the new Michelin sportbike tires, the H2, no matter what the tread compound, are not designed for the average aggressive street rider. It should benoted that these tires were designed and released to compete with the gp editions of dunlop. So, this means that these H2's save for the ones Noud is describing, are more tire than needed for the average sportbiker and won't last much longer than 13 or so heat cycles, assuming you ever get them hot enough. The model Noud describes is designed to be grippier and than the current pilot sports without sacrificing too much longevity, in other words, will last much longer than a dunlpop 207 gp edition and can go through more heat cycles. I am all for trying out some H2's, but the price so far doesn't seem worth the experimentation for my needs. If anyone tries these tires out, Please let the rest of us know what exact compound you try, how you rode them, how long they lasted, and if the handling charactersitics differ greatly from current Pilot sports. I love my current pilot sports so I will need good feedback before I try anything else. I would greatly appreciate a post on this once someone gets some saddle time in these tires.
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