Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
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Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
Wear and handling???????????????
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carolinadrifter- Number of posts : 8
Location : NW SC
Registration date : 2007-12-22
Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
C-Drifter,
My twin brother rides a wing...and rides it hard too. Dragging every thing on it and large wheelies on a Toyo Proxes 4. He's on his second one and loves it. Don't have any knowledge of the Michelin.
.............bobby
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My twin brother rides a wing...and rides it hard too. Dragging every thing on it and large wheelies on a Toyo Proxes 4. He's on his second one and loves it. Don't have any knowledge of the Michelin.
.............bobby
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twin1300- Admin
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Location : Denham Springs, La.
Registration date : 2007-12-14
Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
Of the options I'd pick Toyo because I've never come across a Toyo tire that didn't kick ass!
Still vote for triple tread as an option...
Still vote for triple tread as an option...
nodakbassmaster- Admin
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Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
Any clearance problems with a 205/65R-16 on a 1800R?
Thanks
Thanks
carolinadrifter- Number of posts : 8
Location : NW SC
Registration date : 2007-12-22
Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
stock socks, 1 up- no chance, if you have shorter than stock shocks and/or ride two up and/or with heavy loads you might have to trim you inner fender brace a little. It's really easy to do while you have the tire off... grind it down a bit hit it with some spray paint and install the new DS tire!
nodakbassmaster- Admin
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DS
Thanks Man, Your avatars got me wondering what the rest looks like.
carolinadrifter- Number of posts : 8
Location : NW SC
Registration date : 2007-12-22
Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
me too!
Someone on here is holding out on us.... (not me) but one of the other moderators has seen more of it and won't share...
Someone on here is holding out on us.... (not me) but one of the other moderators has seen more of it and won't share...
nodakbassmaster- Admin
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Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
nodakbassmaster wrote:me too!
Someone on here is holding out on us.... (not me) but one of the other moderators has seen more of it and won't share...
i can't find it now....i've got some folks helping me...there's plenty of that kinda stuff out there...just hard to track down the right one.
As for the Mich vs Toyo...haven't rode a Toyo yet...loving my Michelin HydraEdge 205/65/16 though...it kicks ass too.
Although i am digging the Toyo tread patterns I've seen...might try one in about 20k.
Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
Ordering a Toyo Proxes 195/55/16 for another wing guy today! Titaniumwing's friend just has to have one now.
............................bobby
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............................bobby
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twin1300- Admin
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nodakbassmaster- Admin
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Age : 45
Location : Rapid City, SD
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Re: Michelin vs. Toyo, New ???? added.
I've got 8k on my Mich HE 205/65/16 and it still looks new and handeling is getting better the more I ride it. GREAT TIRE!!!!
mevbo- Number of posts : 1
Registration date : 2007-12-14
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