9023 miles on stock tires.

You could probably squeak some more miles out of the front. I would recommend changing them as a set though.

I think that a sport-touring tire would serve you better, Billy. Your riding style is perfect for something with multiple compound construction. If you keep putting hyper-sport tires on your bike, you'll just keep squaring them off, and wasting money. You want a high-mileage (harder compound) in the middle. You will get more mileage and more bang for your buck, even if you simply opt for a tire like the Bridgestone BT-021.
I think your right.
Is there any good sites that sell good sport-touring tires at a good price?
 
Hey Billy, Damn Brother......Thats a **** load of miles on them stockers :thumbsup: Dont worrie about all the ":poke:" I'm "CHICKEN STRIP CHALLANGED" also :thumbsup: :cheerleader: I usually burn the middles out, and the side's(chicken strips)look Brand Spank :laugh:
 
Straight liner no doubt. That's pretty impressive miles even for easy slab riding. My stocker BT56s lasted 2400 miles.
 
By no means am I a hard rider but I have never got over 4500 miles out of a tire. 9000+ miles sounds crazy!
 
whats the lightning you have on your guage cluster next to the gear indicator, I never seen that on mine.
 
You have one smooth throttle hand to accomplish that feat.:cheerleader:

I always have these dark tar snakes chasing me around all over the place.
 
I just bought a multi-compuond Dunlop Sportmax Roadsmart from American Motorcycle tire .com for $107 + $11 shipping (front) the matching rear is $141 .

But for what it's worth ... I use most of the tire (1/4" chicken strips) :poke:
 
No way I could get that kind of mileage out of a tire ...unless maybe I kept it in "C" mode all the time. I get too much of a charge out of acceleration to worry about getting maximum life out of my tires. When I start to worry about that I will get another Gold Wing. :poke:
 
Hope the rest of your bike isn't as dirty as the cluster. The front is worn enough to warrant changing now too.
 
Billy, what tire PSI you doing?
I always have 42PSI rear 42PSI front.
You guys are probably a lot more experienced than i am. I only been riding a year, my first bike was a 2007 ZZR600 kawasaki, my 2nd is the one i have now, 2008 blue/gold hayabusa.
To be honest with ya people, when i go into turns on a country road where the speed limit is 55 MPH i dont really lean that much for fear of wiping out, i do turn thou:laugh:.
I only been riding for a year and have to work on my lean, i admit.
The hayabusa is a great bike and im glad i bought it, it handles better than my kawasaki 600.
Im 44 years old and love my hayabusa.
A straight-A-way is a different story:laugh:
 
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