Eh SSH rebranded? Didn't know

honestly i wasnt that impressed with R5 wet...it worked fine... but i still felt more confidence with the roadtec01 in the wet.

interesting abt the SE... been curious about that tire vs old one but ive been sticking to the previous version coz its cheaper.... gonna be awhile til i get to test it coz i just replaced tires not too long ago.

wavy? wat do u mean by wavy?

Oh yeah this...i think i had it on my last set too....cant really remember....

But afaik, no effect on rideability....felt the say throughout its entire lifespan...

Can see that you are most impressed by the mileage you get from the roadtec.
When I buy tyres, I'm not so conern with mileage. my first priority is grip on wet road and in heavy rain since I'm using my bike to commute to work.
How's the wet grip of this roadtec ?

Alot of manufacturers do that these days..even the road 5 doesnt have threads to the edge of the tires...

Honestly in the wet those threads pretty useless coz no one in their right mind will lean that far in the wet on the streets.

So removing them basically makes no difference in the wet but can give an advantage in the dry.

Im not a knee down kinda guy but i do enjoy some cornering every now n then...my tires still have chicken strips. N those that gila cornering wouldnt be looking at a sport touring tire usually....theyd be looking at proper sport tires

can try Metzeler M9RR, sports tyre with excellent wet grip and life, maybe this tread pattern will reduce cupping



haven't try Pirelli tyres so far, just metzeler, michelin and bridgestone

Pirelli Angel ST are single compound tyres like the Metzeler Z6 or some Z8, suitable for different people. The Roadtec01 are dual compound and flagship, can't go wrong with this, comparable one should be the Angel GT. Even though from the same company, I think they have different character...

look forward to your reviews of the Road6

botak center lah like that?

Yikes...whats ur commute like until finish so fast?

Damn man your riding style really test the endurance of the bike. What bike you're using now and what's the mileage on it already?

That's a lot of wear for a self claimed non aggressive rider. Or one that does an iron butt challenge every month. Lol.

I'm also contemplating the road 6. Please let us know how you find them. I'm also going through rears at 6 months. Hoping the more expensive road 6 last longer...and offset the price.

My current Indo zeneos 30/70 tyre @275 each, lasts about 13k till it hits the wear bars....  if I can get to 25k on the road 6, then the price difference is much more palatable. Still can't find any road 6 in 150/60 in stock..might have to settle with 160/60...which is less than ideal due to stock rim width.

Damn, around 2 months+ service bike one time. So far no issues on the bike at all after 32k? You ride in a year more than many people in their lifetime

Anyway, just kena puncture on my rear tire few days ago. Hit god knows what on the road. When my bike hit it I heard a few loud bangs and scared the shit out of me. Managed to reach my parents house nearby and after 10 minutes the tire got completely flat. Went and buy tire patch kit fro Mr diy and it seem to be holding at first but leaked when I reached my house.

Remove the first patch and tried again, waited overnight and it seemed to hold also. Rode to work and it leaked again. Went to Chan bikers and they tried to put 2 patches and it woudknt hold air also, the hole was too large. So had to change the tire. Damn pain seeing 3000km tire being throw out

Decided to maintain my current tire size of 190/50/17 and not to change to taller 190/55/17 for better cornering since I ride upright mostly anyway for commuting. Only option was pirelli angel st and Bridgestone t32 and ended up with the T32.

Submitted a report through I-tegur app trying my luck if I can claim from mbsj. RM740 💸💸💸

Whatever went in was a least this long. My pinky pointing at where it went in through the tire, and my index finger pointing at a mark left by the object on the rim.


The hole from the inside


My new Bridgestone T32 tire


The object in the road captured by my dashcam.

Come test my bike. I think I have better luck finding g spot than finding neutral.
Before you buy, why you choose Ninja 650? I assume you rode the Z650 when taking license?

I owned it, also bought used as my first beginner bike. Got rid of it first chance I had. Hell didn’t even get on the highway with it.

Nothing wrong with it, but if I was asked to choose again now, I won’t consider it at all.

The ER6, does it have neutral finder?

meaning, when the bike at stop in first gear, you shift up to neutral, it will stay there, and won't overshoot to gear 2.

ThE DaReDeViL that's odd... I thought it has neutral finder.