MICHELIN COMMANDER II

Comander 2 Roadstar

Purchased my 2007 yamaha roadstar 1700 silverado in march of 2019 with a set of the comander 2 tires on them. Tire mileage was unknown upon purchase. I put 5k on it the first year and had to replace the front. Put an additional 5k on that same rear tire and plan to change the rear for the new season, New comander 2 in already ordered. Really impressed with the tire brand. Bike week i went on a 1200 mile trip with a group, All where amazed in how well the big bike would stick like glue for the turns we were taking at the speeds we were going. i could ride the cruiser in the twisties quicker than i could my 250 ninja and i am fairly confident its in the performance of the tires and near endless grip in dry conditions. Hit a few dirt roads through vermont and didnt feel a differance in grip. I have had a few lock ups with both the front and rear wheels and both times the bike stayed true and straight. I went from a ninja 250 up to a 1700 cruiser and was rather nervous about jumping to a big heavy bike, i weight 145lbs. The tires have added so much confidence in me as a rider in both rain or shine. The rear only would break loose in the rain if i gave more than 1/8th throttle but the rear was already worn when i purchesed. After seeing how deep the tread is on my new rear tire and how 10k hardly wore out the rear, more than it already was, i am confident that i can get many more seasons out of these tires. Looking forward to see how many miles i can actually put on the tires before needing to change again with new tires. I will absolutley always use Michelin tires on my Cruisers. I highly recomend these for anyone with a big criuser that puts on miles rain or shine. Michilen man has your back. Hes had mine.

Der Commander ii - Ausgewogen mit dem Focus auf Langlebigkeit

Der Reifen ist trotz der im Vergleich zur Originalbereifung etwas größeren Dimension, sehr handlich und kurvenwillig. Auf nasser und kalter Fahrbahn könnte der Grip besser sein, eine Mischung, wie beim Commander III, der für meine Maschine (Kawasaki VN 1700 Classic Tourer, 385kg Leergewicht) von Michelin bisher nicht freigeben wurde, ist wünschenswert. Langlebigkeit und Verschleißverhalten sind, typisch für Michelin, sehr gut. Die aktuelle Paarung fahre ich seit dem Frühjahr 2020 und bisher 10000 Kilometern auf kurvigen deutschen Landstraßen, Alpenpässen sowie Autobahnen. Es sind immer noch 60% Profiltiefe vorhanden. Insgesamt ein ausgewogener Reifen mit der Betonung auf Langlebigkeit.

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