In other words, it will wear out just as soon as the previous types.The new Battlax SC Ecopia provides a maintained high-level handling, stability, wear life and comfort as the standard Battlax SC, but with the advantage of greater fuel efficiency due to improvements in rolling resistance of 15%. “With the new Battlax SC Ecopia, riders of maxi scooters can save fuel but still have total confidence and enjoy the ride” says Vincent Van Houtte, Senior Manager Motorcycle Tyre Products, Bridgestone Europe.
How many miles on your ride? Sounds like your changing both? Turn the bearings by hand. If smooth & no leaks I'd leave them alone.Have a 2006 650. Want to put new tires on any suggestions on make and style. Also should bearings be changed at same time.
650 has 3800 miles but I acquired it this last summer. Tires still look decent with no cracks but they are 8 years old so thought change them for safety sake. Rode for 20 years then when kids came along had to give up. Kids long gone now I get to playHow many miles on your ride? Sounds like your changing both? Turn the bearings by hand. If smooth & no leaks I'd leave them alone.
+1.Best setup find in 10 years of 650 ownership, Bstone Battlax radial TH01 front with Michelin Pilot Sport SC radial rear.
I'm running that on the front of mine with the darkside CT rear.what about the Michelin Gold Standard Tires? I see the front tire on ebay for under $40...