Triumphrat

Aussiematt

My favourite tyres for my 04 Thrux are (in order of preference): Speed Demons, GT501 and BT45's. Now its wet and cold (winter NorCal) I'll stick with Speed Demons.

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2004 Thrux, FCR39's, Uni, 813 cams, Works shocks, drilled Ricor valves, Pieman ignitor, green springs, Beringer caliper, preds, damper, brace, Corbin Gunfighter, custom tinware, JMC swingarm, Brembo radial M/C, oil cooler, rearsets, dropped forks

maydaymike

I like the Anakees. I'm on my second set. They stick well enough to drag pegs on occasion, and are great in the rain. I got about 8k on the rear, and 11k on the front.

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2010 Triumph Bonneville T100 44K
2001 Triumph Bonneville 9k
1991 Honda Nighthawk 7k

The thing is Bob, it's not that I'm lazy, it's that I just don't care.

JoeLip

Hi - +1 on the Pilot Activ. Works great on my T100, and unlike the expensive Metzelers, were actually the cheapest replacements when I bought mine. I especially like how they ignore road grooves, etc. I will likely buy again, but at 4k miles, they are showing almost no wear so should be a while.

Ride safe, Joe

Exile

Bridgestone Battlax bt45

chefbobvmr

Love my pilots , i went up to a 140 on the rear .

Gareful

Bridgestone Battlax BT-45's TT are what I have now. I had over 10,000 miles on the stock Metzelers but both were worn out. I now have about 1000 miles on the BT-45's and are very happy with them.

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It's better to be careful 100 times than to get killed once. "Mark Twain"

upchuck64

Mayday Good to here, I plan to get the Anakee2 for my 2005 Black Bonnie. I love secondary roads over highways and some times end up on seal coating or stretches of graded gravel. I don't intend to be a scrambler but I don't turn back from the odd challenge and I am not a fair weather rider.