These tires are definitely worth trying out. I bought these last year around the end of july for my 2003 Honda RC51. They are more than adequate for street riding. As far as wet weather riding I spent 7 hours riding from Plattsburg NY to buffalo NY during a horrible rain storm coming up from the left over topical hurricane Isaias. I decided to take a trip across the state and was caught in the middle of it all day. Not one issue as far as grip. heavy rain all day and average speeds around 40 - 60 mph without a worry. The heavy torque of my bike didn't effect tire wear too much. out of the 11,000 miles i put on my bike last year 5500 were on this tire. Im sure i could squeeze another 1000 out of them but im going to replace them as of now with the same tire. do take caution as these will get a bit squirrelly on you until they are heated up. sub 50 degrees i would wait a few miles before opening up as unless you like getting sideways lol. once heated up I felt comfortable getting down in the corners. The only other option i was considering was the pirelli angel GT. but since im tearing the bike down to maintenance and upgrade items now, ill go with these for a cheaper price.

Riding a Kawasaki Versys-650,... I got over 9,000 miles out of my Roadsport 2 rear tire. The front has over 10,000 miles on it now, and it's still good ! I've decided to buy another set. 💪🙂👍

300 kms on my Honda Rc51, awesome grip and confidence inspiring.

I have a Suzuki GSX650F, and I tried something different... I'm running a Dunlop Roadsport 2 front tire, and a Dunlop Roadsmart III rear tire. 120/70/17 front, and 160/60/17 rear. Both just crossed over 1,000 miles of not very hard daily riding, with some slightly above the speed limit twisties on the weekends, and they both still look like newer tires. They have been great for me.

Got them as stock for my Ninja 650 KRT '23, not the best, not the worst. As you said, for city + some weekend trips, perfect. Thinking about Road 6 next.

I have these tires and i love them. I got my tires changed to these with an oil change for 330 and i am very happy. I like them better then Pirelli Angels.

Went with these from a Q3+. These fall into a turn quicker Which is a bit a a surprise at first. Saved about $120($217 vs $339), so willing to make the riding adjustment. Can't go wrong with Dunlop - BUELL XB12S

great tires, they came stock on my mt09 and have plenty of grip for aggressive street riding

Thanks for doing videos now

My Ninja 650 came with these out of the factory. They are currently run for 16000 miles already, I'm thinking I'll easily get 20000 miles out of them. Not the grippiest tires out there, but definitely seem to be lasting.

My Ninja 650 has over 15,000 miles with these tires and time for a change but they still have a little life left in them. Best to change them now though.

What’s a good tire pressure for these tires?

Thanks, saved me from these on my R1🤘🏽

Great presentation!

Pirelli angel GT or the roadsports? Mostly commuting use, really need good grip during cool morning temps.

I must be the exception to the rule, I bought a new 2022 GSXS1000GT with these tires on it stock. I have 1,200 miles on them and the rear is almost done. Mabey another 400 miles and that was during a 600-mile break in period no more than 6,000 rpm. The handling is fine but the only tire I have owned that had less life is the Continental Road Attack. I got just about 1,000 miles on a rear on my Aprilia V4. If you ride a big displacement bike spend the money and get better tires.

I have a set of Roadsmart II on my bike now. Idk what this guy is talking about, maybe he's talking about track days, cause I've never tracked my bike before. But they are some great everyday tires. Maybe he's just trying to push the more expensive stuff, but I promise you, you wont be disappointed. (I ride a 07 Triumph Tiger Sport 1050cc) I have 7650 miles on these tires, I should get an easy 800 more out the back, the front has plenty of tread. My last set of tires were the Conti's Motions, decent tire for the money as well, life was kinda weak and cold day warm ups took a minute. But the Roadsmart II is a great buy, I'm in the mountains at least once a month, ripping some curves. Fast warm ups, long distant comfort, what more do you need?

Are those any good? I drive everyday, Always, hot, cold, sun or Rain. I parking my bike in the garage only when It snows. Are those good in every season or are the Classic tires that you use only in Summer?

Currently running Dunlop Roadsmart 3's, looking for something with better dry grip/more sporty. Are these a middle-ground between Roadsmarts and Qs?? Or should I just go for the Roadsmart 4s? Not sure if they will be sportier than the 3s

Think these are OE tyres for the new GSX S1000 I'm getting next week, hopefully they're not like wood, no grip wet or dry like a lot of OE tyres

Can you combine the old Dunlop sportmax q3 front with a new road sport 2 back safely????? I'm curious if I'll get myself into trouble if I do this......

These will be perfect to ride out the rest of summer I’ll rack up 5k miles in a couple months commuting to work so I’m going to try it out on my r1 since it’s no twisties will be happening just straight up freeway riding

I have these tires on my Katana. I am surprised by the longevity advertised by some pilots here. I have less than 3000 miles and the rear tire needs to be changed. The front tyre will have to be replaced soon. It is an original assembly, I did the prowl with these tires, so at a fairly calm pace. Otherwise I confirm that they are very good tires, which heat up quite quickly, and which make the bike precise and easy to put on the angle.

I am currently using this tyre on the z9 2023. My personal review: Dry: 8/10 Wet: 6/10 Cornering/twisty corner: 7/10 Mileage: 8/10 Still using this tyre and the current milage 15k just a weekend bike. Fyi i bought the bike sept last year.

I just worn out a set of these on my Street Triple RS and he is not right about the grip. These tires can be pushed really hard and do have the grip to sustain the most aggressive road riding. What I really like about them is the fast and easy turn in. Similar to Supercorsa SP, but I can ride 200+ kmh on the highway without destroying them.

Hi, wich ones have the best grip these roadsport 2 or the GPR300? Thanks.

These look cool

would anyone run these on a 02 ZX12R Ninja...its the dilema im faced with since my bike has 200/50zr17 from the factory. gotta run a 200/55 instead or run the Continental Contimotions. just a lost soul talkin here

Can we go 180 mph with this tires?

These tires are not to bad on dry warm roads but not so good in the wet.

Is this ok for supermoto crf 250L??

I'm using s22 and totally confident with them. I see no reason to change other than curiosity. It's biting at me tho...

z400 kawasaki ? yes / no ?

Would I be ok if I put them on my 2007 gsxr 1000?

I got 7k out of mine. Just at the wear bars now

Low sided on these boys on a ninja 650. Don't recommend trying to drag a knee on these. The front did well, but the rear starts to slide as you lean more aggressively.

Won't fit my 300 :( guess I'll get the GPR300's

These came stock on my Suzuki GSX-8S. Was riding my bike around Dusky dark and I hit something in the road with my rear tire and it punctured my tire. The tires only have 70 miles on them. Not sure what I hit but I feel like these tires should be a little more durable than that.

Kawasaki 2020 OEM choice

Crappy tires. Very slow to heat, they slip too much when cold, it's a real shame. I changed for Pirelli Rosso 4: no problem anymore.

0:22 they always claim better traction in dry and wet

These aren’t bad tires but after 3k miles I’ve quickly learned they need heat due to the harder compounds

That's weird. I just paid a $185 from your website. That's a little more than 122 , Which you just said is the most expensive one.

The la beast here lol

Dang.. whatever saving you can get on a motorcycle seems to be spent on these tires. 5000 miles at $200 a set.

I don't like the roadsport 2 tires. Have them on my kawasaki z900 as original tires and now has 6500km on. Never fully trusted them in cornering and I can feel riding them on the limit. Switching to Michelin power 5. My riding style is aggressive street riding.

Well, not hard enough to stop an srew 😅

its a single compound so there ya go

My comments keep getting deleted. :( They are nice but reflect truths.

horrible tyres. michellin or pirelli are much better