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So any spray will do? It's stupid not to mention what kind of spray you use.

why would you want to stay in bed on a Sunday morning indeed!

They should be banned from public roads. They are obnoxious and dangerous. Yeah they can ban them. People who drive cars don't give a shit about your bikes. You are dumb.

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Would you kindely share the details for your mechanic who installed the handlebar frsiers for you, I am from Adelaide too and I have Speed triple r 2016. Cheers

Hi guys, great video, I will have to go for a ride up that way again. I'm in Gawler and ride a 2002 Kawasaki GTR 1000

Hello Mr. TPR. we think Motorcycles should not be banned. we think it is the inattentiveness of the drivers. slow down and pay attention. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

They're both sport touring tyres. I know it's not ideal or recommended. The only issue would be if they have very different profiles as that would affect stability and cornering. But I don't think that's an issue with this particular combo. How have you found it? You need to reduce usage on your front. Try doing more wheelies? 🤣🤣 I've usually worn my tyres at a similar rate so change them both. Over the period of distance / time that I use them, it doesn't make too much difference. I'm going to guess that a mismatched set is better than a matched set where one of the tyres is badly worn.

Well...hmmm...I use all Kenda and also if I have to change one front tire, then I change them both. What you say makes sense.

Yeah it's fine had different tyres for 6000 miles.also the wrong size front..

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Very interesting 😎

Hello. Clear sky. Nice ride! You're fast. Changing tires is good. :) But mismatched. Good value for money tires are effective. Tire performance contributes greatly to performance and safety. Thanks my friend.

Decades ago I ran whatever I could afford. I survived but again tires have changed so much since then. Plus my last 4 bikes are Harley and the OEM tires have been good since 2010. If I was in a pinch out on the road then I would get what I can get. The only rule I really live by is - Never mix radial with bias ply.

No worries with knobbies, have used different tyres but am currently running the same F & R. Pirelli MT21. A very popular offroad combo is Dunlop D606R/Pirelli MT21F 👍

Hello Jim usually puts the same tire on but this is interesting. thank you for sharing your thoughts. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

Mechelen Road 6 are fantastic Tyre's.I would get a Mechelen Road 6 Tyre on rear when that one needs replacing.I got Road 5 on my Trident stock & did 6000km on them when I sold it & they were still good condition & get thousands of km more out of them & the Road 6 are even better. Alot of people run different Tyre's cause the back wears faster than front & eventually end up on the same Tyre once worn out tread. It's a money thing good Tyre's ain't cheap & if need 1 new Tyre get a top quality brand & get same brand when other Tyre wears out.Once on same brand you like you're set. I

Interesting topic. I've never worn out a motorcycle tyre - usually they time expire!! Or I change the bike. Our roads here in the UK are generally so worn out it's a real challenge keeping the bike on track no matter what tyres you have. We also get a fair amount of rain here as you may know (your soft accent would indicate you're not a born Australian?). I did once run an Avon roadrunner on the front of my 650 BSA and an Avon SM on the rear and noticed no difference from the original pairing. But this was 40 years ago and tyres are vastly different now. Personally I think you are right not to chuck money away unnecessarily and if it feels right for you it most probably is. Cheers for an interesting video. I like it 👍

Tires don't wear at the same pace, they don't keep making the same tires forever, so sooner or later you will need to have different tires. I've had tires from different manufacturers on too. How many of us ride at the level of grip limit, where the difference of tires would start to matter?

I think that it will work. I still do buy both tires, but I see no harm if one just buy one tire in case the other one is still good enough. Interesting topic and I enjoyed it.

As a rule of thumb I always use the same type and brand..

Road 6's are not cheap but they last longer than other brands. Had road 5's and there good but have 2nd hand Dunlops on at the mo. I'm not a speed demon so it won't matter if I miss match tyres as I have done so in the past.

Be careful

I just know don’t mixed radials & bias plys together. That is dangerous.I’m currently running Dunlop. A matching set.

There’s really no issue to mismatch tires. You just have to know that they may warm up differently.

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I've run mismatched tyres before and never had a problem. It's often an emergency that prompts the situation. I always wonder if there was an incident or accident, your insurance company would sight mismatched tyres as a contributing factor?? I've certainly got different brands of tyre on my van.

I have had mismatched tires a few times in my life with no issues. As a rule of thumb, I usually buy both tires when switching brands.

If you can get the most out of a very good tyre, and the two work well together, then great 😎 You can always match tyres if it's not working obvs Interesting topic as always, good to see 🏍

I saw a video my Matt Durrans (RIP) from The Bike show. He hated the way his bike felt because of mismatched tyres. I have always had matching tyres.

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I've always kept my tyres in pairs, though I will change one at a time. I'd be concerned about them gripping differently or having different tyre profiles. I know that when I switched from Dunlop to Michelin my "chicken strips" were completely different. I put that down to the Michelins being a different shape. Each to their own though. It'll be interesting to hear how you get on over time.

Hello nice to see you out and about with a new video. My main bike has had several tyre changes and my basic system is replace rear, then next time both front and rear. Most of my riding does not involve hard cornering but longer miles. I have run mis-matched tyres on other bikes and have never had a problem and as long as the specifications are similar on both tyres I can not see how there could be. Of course here in the UK we don't usually have the extreme temperatures that you have in Australia and the only thing that may be a problem is the heating up of the different manufacturers compounds, giving a slightly differing grip, but even that should not be a problem for normal road riding. You are correct in the fact that Michelin seems to give more miles for most of their tyre ranges but the downside, over here at least is the premium cost of them when new. My brand for the last few years has been Bridgestone as they are not too expensive give good mileage and performance in all weathers, which is important for me as I am an all weather rider. All the best and ride safe and happy.

I have used mismatched tyres a few times. Never had an issue. But I normally buy tyres as a set. At the end of the day, if a tyre still has good amount of tread, why replace it.

Best practice=matched pair for all the reasons you stated You're not road racing, so can't see a problem with mixed

Hello. Your suggestion makes sense. But it might be difficult for drivers who have no experience in riding motorcycles. It might be that they dislike bikers. Stay safe. Thanks my friend.

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Hello this was a good video and a good idea. 💕NonnaGrace 🐓

Love the moto camping vids.

Need to get you to 1000 subs. You make great content and love your video chats.

Eight exits! Wow... So thoughtful

I love this! I always try to do this when I'm in the car.

Adopt a rider...hmmm 🤔 interesting

Very beautiful video, stay connected! New supporter friend 48

Thanks for this video. It is a good concept and I hope that more motorists adopt a rider.

This is a nice idea. We have lane filtering here in my home state. When I see a motorcyclist coming through, I try to move over to give them more space. It is my way of saying I can see you. I generally get a quick wave from them as they come past.

What wonderful scenery.

Wonderful topic.

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