high milage tires

[Latinbalar]

So i did a search and came back with zilch,

Down here in South Florida we don't have, whats that you call them, twisties   . so any way so far i have had the stock Pirelli diablo's which are good tires just they fall in quick and wear out fast x2. then i currently have the Pilot roads which are great tires and lasted alot longer than the diablo's. but its about a few months away from getting to the wear marks and I am going to start shopping for a new rear tire.  So i post this question to those who put lots of miles in striaght lines.  Do i stay with the pilot roads or is there something out there better for my particular situation.

Bike info: 05' 620 dark (the faster color)

thanks in advanced

[JEFF_H]

i have used the pilot roads, diablo stradas and just put on some Avon Storm ST (which i really like so far)
unfortunately...they all went on different bikes and i havent put on enough miles on any of them to compare.

if you need just a rear, i would do another pilot road (or road 2) and then you could try something else when the set wears out...

[needtorque]

Just go with something that has touring after the name of the tire.  They will be a harder compound and not as sticky or good in corners but if you don't do any hard or frequent cornering then it won't be a problem and you will get more miles out of them. 

[psycledelic]

I have nothing but good things to say about my Pilot Roads.  High mileage and they still handle really well in the curves.  I will use them as long as Michelin makes them! 

[He Man]

Pilot Road 2Cts, core of a pilot road, roundness more like a pilot power (roads are like squares compared to powers), and the edge of a regular power! best of both worlds! supposely, it can hit 10,000 miles on normal surfaces!

[herm]

+1 for the pilot road 2ct. i switched from the pilot powers, and love em.

[skoobeesnak]

I have had much better luck with Conti Road Attacks than the Pilot Powers that came with my bike but I can't say how they compare the the michelin road CTs.  Has anyone had both on their bike?

[pennyrobber]

Another vote for Pilot Road 2's. I think I already have 6000 miles on my set and they still look great. I used to run Powers which are nice, but for street riding, the Road 2's have plenty of grip and way better life.