Anyone change the rear tire on their 2014 yet?
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Trying to compare tire mileage with another user is almost impossible.
There are so many variables involved like (bike, roads, riding style, weather, etc).
One person might get 10K and the next 20K out of the same exact tire.
On average, you will get somewhere between 8k - 15k out of a rear tire.
Some will get less, and even fewer will get more than that.
You ride mostely two lane rural twisty asphalt roads, your mileage will be much less than someone who rides mostly interstates.
The best way to compare is to find someone that rides the same roads and style as you, but perhaps a different tire brand.
Then you will get a much better idea of what tire might be better for your riding.
There are so many variables involved like (bike, roads, riding style, weather, etc).
One person might get 10K and the next 20K out of the same exact tire.
On average, you will get somewhere between 8k - 15k out of a rear tire.
Some will get less, and even fewer will get more than that.
You ride mostely two lane rural twisty asphalt roads, your mileage will be much less than someone who rides mostly interstates.
The best way to compare is to find someone that rides the same roads and style as you, but perhaps a different tire brand.
Then you will get a much better idea of what tire might be better for your riding.
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