Definitive answer on tyres

[peterdo]

I know this has probably been done to death but which way do I go; Battlax BT 023's or Pilot Road 4's?

[PRD]

Neither go for Angel GT's

[PRD]

Michelins puncture too easily.

[peterdo]

Bugger! I thought I had it pinned down to the two. You're right about the Michelin 'cos a bit of stone did for mine but it was squared off anyway.

[wildybeast]

+1 Angel GTs.  get the correct load rating.

[O.C.]

Michelins puncture too easily.

where on earth did you get that idea from Pete      

[PRD]

Don't know OC. What ever happened to your slow puncture on front wheel

[mikeyw64]

Tyres are like Marmite

[GTRpilot]

Today's standards as long as it's black, round, made of rubber and is the correct size and rating you'll be fine.
Or you can get PR4's and be extra fine 

[O.C.]

Don't know OC. What ever happened to your slow puncture on front wheel

I thought that may have been forgotten about    

I changed the valve insert and it seems to be holding up ok      

[PRD]

If using Michelins make sure you have a breakdown recovery service. Good chance you will need it!

[PaulB]

I know this has probably been done to death but which way do I go; Battlax BT 023's or Pilot Road 4's?

I went from BT 023s to PR4s. Unbelievable difference. PR4s for me next time as well.

Cheers

Paul B.

[Boomer]

Fit some! 
If you ride in the wet the PR4.
Angel GTR are also excellent.
PR4s seem to be a bit puncture prone, but are better in the wet than Angels.

[virginiajim]

Tyres are like Marmite

Aye..

[BigAlan]

PR4GT had three sets never a puncture or a problem, in fact simply the best I have ever had.

Alan