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Metzeler ROADTEC Z6 - Mini-review

Submitted by Michael Curry on July 31, 2006 - 9:33am.
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Metzeler MEZ6 Rear - close up: Fitted to a 1998 CBR1100XX.Metzeler MEZ6 Rear - close up: Fitted to a 1998 CBR1100XX.I've added several hundred miles to my new Metzeler ROADTEC MEZ6 tires (mounted on the '98 Honda CBR1100XX).

Yesterday I rode from home to the Amador County fair, via Volcano and Fiddletown. I had a chance to throw the bike around a bit, as there are some nice road sections on that route. Read  More...

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Metzeler ROADTEC Z6

Submitted by Michael Curry on June 26, 2006 - 4:52pm.
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I just had a set of Metzeler MEZ6 tires (120/70ZR17 front, 180/55ZR17 rear) installed on my '98 CBR1100XX. I do more straight-up riding than I'd like to admit, so I tend to stay away from the hard-core sport compounds (otherwise, I end up with wearing out the center long before the edges), and I have always liked Metzeler tires on my Honda sport-touring bikes.

I'm somewhat surprised at the installed cost of the tires, though. Purchased from a retail shop in the Sacramento area, including mounting and balancing on the wheels that I brought in, the bill approached $380. Add to that the travel time to Sacramento (about an hour and a quarter one-way), fuel expenses, and hassle factor, the actual cost is well over $400. Read  More...

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