Dawg68
Nitrous
good day all,
Well my 2014 R3R has close to 40,000km and my 2015 Triumph Explorer has close to 20,000km. I ride in pretty much all weather. Once I wore out the Metz tires on the Rocket I changed to the Avon Cobras and I find that I don't care much for these tires (rear to be specific) in the wet. No issues with the front Avon whatsoever. When I started riding the Explorer, obviously different tires all together I find that in the rain, light to heavy downpours I pretty much stick to the road, great all season bike! I prefer to tour on the Rocket and I'm planning a 3 month North American road trip. I'm almost tempted to replace both bikes with the R3T because of the smaller rear tire for better stability in wet weather. I love my roadster but I don't want to be worrying about rainy days on a long trip. There is not a lot of tire options out there so would the switch to the R3T be worth the investment?
Thanks
Well my 2014 R3R has close to 40,000km and my 2015 Triumph Explorer has close to 20,000km. I ride in pretty much all weather. Once I wore out the Metz tires on the Rocket I changed to the Avon Cobras and I find that I don't care much for these tires (rear to be specific) in the wet. No issues with the front Avon whatsoever. When I started riding the Explorer, obviously different tires all together I find that in the rain, light to heavy downpours I pretty much stick to the road, great all season bike! I prefer to tour on the Rocket and I'm planning a 3 month North American road trip. I'm almost tempted to replace both bikes with the R3T because of the smaller rear tire for better stability in wet weather. I love my roadster but I don't want to be worrying about rainy days on a long trip. There is not a lot of tire options out there so would the switch to the R3T be worth the investment?
Thanks