Thanks for the info Kev. Maybe the slight hunting is due to the arched profile? I would imagine it would feel a little different in a straight line. Did you notice any quicker steering response? I noticed that their web site said there's a 20% milage increase over the Azaro I . That's what I'm looking for is a bit more milage so I think I'm sold. Hoping that the Azaro I got at least 3500 miles. :)
Rick > Mine was the plain jane Azaro II. The weave was like > a minor tendancy to hunt a little left to > right--nothing major, you could still keep it on a > paint line, just not the rock steady feeling I was > used to. This is minor enough for me to say it may be > endemic to my bike alone due to variables such as > suspension settings/tire pressures/loads, even > rear/front tire combo's. I use a lot of spring and > rebound damping, 39F/41R, run a full set of GIVI's, > and never miss a meal (220lbs.) It was consistent > with a new Azaro on back, didn't get worse with a worn > Azaro on back (I thought it would have...), still > there with a new Dunflop 207 on the rear. Hopefully, > I have given you enough info. I will try this tire > again and wouldn't want to steer you clear of > something that might work good for you. > FL Kev >
