Short rear tire life. - I blame the shock.

I bought a nuvi 2589 to night. I'm in the middle of setting it up. I was told by my dealer that the DDA would collect info for me. There are two versions. I don't need the DDA+ as I have a gps now. I can only hope the output from the it is text and not binary. If it's text, I'll be able to combine the two Data sources and then it will get interesting. Rpm, elevation, throttle position and much more!

I like the map with the graph!


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I just switched to my second set of Michelin pilot road 4's after 10,000 miles. The rear was just starting to get a flatter center, but not much. I changed the scorpion trails after 5500 miles with roughly the same wear.

The pilot road 4's have been good enough to drag foot pegs when the situation calls for it, while being absolutely magical in the wet. I am 155lbs, so prefer to run the rears about 1-2 psi lower than the manufacturer recommendation. If I hadn't, I could probably get more mileage.

I don't know your riding style, but I would say give these tires a try. You will be surprised by the longevity.

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