I've used both Michelin MAC 90 and 100. We can still get 90s over here, so their discounted price means that I went for these last time out. I like both, as they give me confidence (as does the GTS), and the chicken strip is pretty thin - so that can't be bad. Confidence in the wet is OK too. 1st set of 90s lasted about 5,000 - this was a disappointment, but I was still experimenting with set up and pressures, etc. 2nd set of 100s - wear seemed better, but the rear had to be changed after 2,000 due to BIG puncture. I changed again just before my recent trip, so it's a little heard to say - I'd estimate 7,000 on front and 6-7,000 on rear. Currently on 90s. 2 up and heavily loaded these performed well, but cupping on the rear came very quickly - 350 mile motorway blast to catch the ferry home! Overall, I rate the 100s above the 90s; and as I keep buying them, I suppose that says something. I sometimes wish I had the option of trying different tyres on the bike ....... I wouldn't call myself an expert on tyre choice, and I haven't tried anything else on the GTS in the 2 years that I've had it. I do about 6,000 mile p.a. - riding all year, a mix of business and leisure, trying to avoid motorways. Hope this helps!
Robin On 24 Jun 2002 Shawn Pearsall wrote: >Anyone used the Michelin Mac 100x for a front tire yet
