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Just bought a new set of Dunlop Roadsmart IVs from American Moto Tire:  https://www.americanmototire.com/street-tires/?narrow=[["Brand"%2C"DUNLOP"]%2C["Model"%2C"ROADSMART 4"]]&sort_by=relevency&disable_semantics=1 .

 My bike is a 2019 R1250RT with 10,214 miles on it.  Mounted and balanced the front tire yesterday.  Will get the rear mounted this evening (will also do the 12K service for the final drive).  Looking forward to many happy miles on what should be a great set of tires.  Reports to follow...

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Hosstage

Op hasn't been on the site since last October, hasn't replied to a post in almost a year and a half.

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Bernie

I am on my second set of Dunlop Roadsmart 4 and I like them best of all the current brands and versions of tires for a 2018 R1200RT WetHead. 

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I just put my second set on yesterday-just over 9000 miles on the first set.   2019 1250RT.  Bike came with Michelins.  After 6000 miles they were cupped and loud and I couldn't wait to try something else.  Dunlops worked for me.  I think I had another 1-2K left, but leaving for a trip Monday that should be 2500-3000 miles, wanted to enjoy the trip and not be monitoring the tires.   My .02

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BerettaRacer

I put the Roadsmarts on a few months ago, seem to be working fine for me so far. 

Previously had gone thru a few sets of the Qualifier 3+ but very fast wearing, was doing tires at every oil change, lol.

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MichiganBob

I see that you can get the Roadsmart 3 for a lot less cash. Anyone tried them both and have an opinion on if it's work the extra money for the 4's?

 

Thanks.

 

 

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Twisties
47 minutes ago, MichiganBob said:

I see that you can get the Roadsmart 3 for a lot less cash. Anyone tried them both and have an opinion on if it's work the extra money for the 4's?

 

Thanks.

 

 

Since we switched to the GS's I still have RS III's on the now barely ridden RT.  I can't compare, but I can certainly say I like the RS III's a lot. I wouldn't hesitate to mount another pair.  

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RogerC60

I have used up a set of Roadsmart 2 and then a set of Roadsmart 3 and now have about 3000 miles on a set of Roadsmart 4. This is on a 2003 R1150RT.

 

To me it feels like the RS 4 are more stable in curves. It's still too early to tell, but I think I'll get more miles out of the RS 4 than I did out of the RS 3 (16000 front, 13000 rear). With 3000 miles on them, the RS 4 still look new.

 

I just spent two days riding in eastern WV (MSTA Canaan Valley Just for Fun Rally) and the handling on those curvy roads was superb on both dry and wet roads.

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RogerC60-heading to WV next week for a few days riding-any roads that I should not miss?   We (son and I) have Butler maps, but any wisdom you would share would be welcome.    Thanks, Dave

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RogerC60

US Route 33 from Seneca Rocks east to Harrisonburg, VA. Then find your way south to US Route 250 and ride west. The pavement on both roads is in excellent condition, and there are 4 or 5 sections of insane twisties and hairpin turns.

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RogerC60

Oh, and if you are in Harrisonburg around lunch time, the Wood Grill Buffet is good.

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