planning a cross country trip

[makahabusa]

does anyone have a preference for a sport touring tire for their busa? planning a trip cross country from CA to the East Coast before i turn the young age of 50....which btw is pretty soon. i'm considering a pair of dunlop 220's.....any other suggestions? thanks in advance.

[BA BUSA]

Either the Dunlop 220 or Pirelli Strada

[brianm767]

hey makahabusa where are you in the valley? i live in clovis . ever ride to cambria or monterey? oh and im in teh same boat about the tires , im looking for st tires and i was thinking about trying the avons 45/46 alot of people seem to like them or maybe the bridgestone 020 mine is showing cord right now so im grounded untill i get a new one on the rear,

[Big E]

I'd highly recomend the Bridgestone 020's. The tires held up flawlessly on my trip from Maryland to California and back. Id do a BT 014 up front with a BT 020 in the rear.

[HillsRider]

Avon AV45/46. Love 'em!!

[BLKBLU04]

Avon AV45/46. Love 'em!!  

What BSD said!!

[Nijinsky3]

Hey Clovis...how come you didn't join us on the Hanford ride at Thrashers?

I used to live in Fresno (Shhh...don't tell anyone) still have friends in Clovis, Visalia, Tulare, Hanford, etc.

Huntington Beach weather is SOOOOOO much better though!

[PACIFICBUSA]

I'd recommend the Avon Azaros....45/46 combo. Good stick, good wear.

[Tufbusa]

I'm with Big E! BTO20!

[twisterst4]

I'd also try the Avons. I've put 3000mi. on mine and they still look like new. They also have a road hazard warranty.

[sweeper]

AV45/46 no question for me. Excellent mileage for long distance cruising with good enough grip to play a little along the way. Watch em on the wet stuff if temps are down, but that goes for all tires anyway.

[XZZR1200]

Bt14 front BT20 rear, or Avon 49/45 combo or pilot roads. I've used all three and liked all. I'm currently using the roads, and have alittle over 3000 miles on them. They still look great.

[makahabusa]

thanks for the info living here in clovis allows one to travel to the beaches or to the mountains to beat the valley heat.