Ninja 400 Tire Life at Latasha Michael blog

Ninja 400 Tire Life. The rear stock was at 4500 miles and touching the wear indicators in about 30% around the tire, some places were not touching yet. If you want to find longer lasting road tires, then you. Anywhere between 250 miles and 30,000 miles, depending on which tires and how you ride. I get it that the 110/140 combo is more agile. I'm running pirelli dot trackday tires (sc3 compound) in 110/70/r17 and 140/70r17 my quick question is: All i can figure is the past owner used some bad chemicals on them or something. My oem tires were starting to crack at 2 years old. Tire life really depends on the tracks you ride on. Why is the 110 and 140 preferred over, say, the 120 and 150 (or larger)? If you do a lot of highway, i would definitely get a sport touring tire, or just a straight up touring tire as they will last the longest. A 120/70 is more appropriate on a 3.5 but will apparently fit 3 rim. It's new to me and a blast to ride. Rear seems to be fine with. The tracks i normally ride on don’t have a lot of grip but the tires will last almost a full. The ninja has 4 rim rear and 3 front.

The tracks i normally ride on don’t have a lot of grip but the tires will last almost a full. I get it that the 110/140 combo is more agile. I'm running pirelli dot trackday tires (sc3 compound) in 110/70/r17 and 140/70r17 my quick question is: Tire life really depends on the tracks you ride on. A 120/70 is more appropriate on a 3.5 but will apparently fit 3 rim. If you want to find longer lasting road tires, then you. My oem tires were starting to crack at 2 years old. It's new to me and a blast to ride. All i can figure is the past owner used some bad chemicals on them or something. Anywhere between 250 miles and 30,000 miles, depending on which tires and how you ride.

2018 Kawasaki Ninja 400 review, test ride Autocar India

Ninja 400 Tire Life Anywhere between 250 miles and 30,000 miles, depending on which tires and how you ride. It's new to me and a blast to ride. The rear stock was at 4500 miles and touching the wear indicators in about 30% around the tire, some places were not touching yet. The ninja has 4 rim rear and 3 front. My oem tires were starting to crack at 2 years old. Tire life really depends on the tracks you ride on. All i can figure is the past owner used some bad chemicals on them or something. If you do a lot of highway, i would definitely get a sport touring tire, or just a straight up touring tire as they will last the longest. Why is the 110 and 140 preferred over, say, the 120 and 150 (or larger)? Rear seems to be fine with. The tracks i normally ride on don’t have a lot of grip but the tires will last almost a full. Anywhere between 250 miles and 30,000 miles, depending on which tires and how you ride. If you want to find longer lasting road tires, then you. A 120/70 is more appropriate on a 3.5 but will apparently fit 3 rim. I get it that the 110/140 combo is more agile. I'm running pirelli dot trackday tires (sc3 compound) in 110/70/r17 and 140/70r17 my quick question is: