Metzeler Roadtec Z6 160/60Z R17 (69 W) Rear TL M/C

Full disclosure I have always used Pilot Road 3's since getting my Thundercat 4 years ago. I've never had an issue with grip or cornering in dry or wet conditions. That was until I bought these. I've noted my Driving style as fast and dynamic - but due to these tyres it's more like calm because I can't ride the way I normally do on these tyres. Had zero confidence in corners in the blistering heat. To the point I was extremely anxious and reluctant to take my wife on the back. In the wet I would sometimes debate wither or not to even go a run because it seems more risk than it's worth. For the last 4 years I've ridden in all weather. Snow, Wind, Rain, etc etc - With absolutely no fear. Until I bought these tyres. They do the job in straight lines but certainly remove the fun of riding twisty bends - especially in the rain when I think about selling the bike as it is damn near unusable in the wet. I don't think I have even done 500 miles yet. I do about 4k a year. Won't be buying them again and will be going without tyres until I can afford my Pr 3s. Read more Collapse

I'll say this, buying a motorcycle I appreciated the old (3 years) tires for one more season driving. Before leaving the holiday (about 2300 km) I stated that if I cash it might be a new Slippers ... I was expecting to improve wet grip (low tread on old chewing), but it happened to me it was the universe !!! Unbelievable improvement guidance. Read more Collapse

tire quite good, bright with the greater speed you have to be careful in the wet but I think that is good. I would recommend a reasonable motorcyclists! The tire does not rubs off too quickly which is a plus Read more Collapse

the most important is the positive surprise tread very good after driving almost 6000 km adhesion very good so what could be better for such coins worth Read more Collapse

This, in turn, I installed the rear wheel of my Yamaha FZS 600 Its main advantage is sensational grip on both dry and wet conditions. Read more Collapse