If the tires are in good storage conditions and oiled, i suppose with a good price they are ok.

Yeah but for my size roadtec isn't available yet.

Did you wear roadtec finally? If yes, tell me about it cause I'm interested in purchasing them

@@automotofun525 Yeah I did. I have them on my Kymco X-Town for around 8000 kilometres and it is still amazing. Very grippy through the corners, very good grip under braking and it doesn't slide at all when the road is wet. I had Michelin City Grip on my Yamaha X-Max 250 I had and they were rubbish after the first 6000 kilometres.

i had Metzeler from factory and same Metzeler i bought aftermarket. They are the same. Same grip same milage.

@@Biketrips thanks, just got my first puncture repaired, thought it was the tyre dealer trying talk me into changing tyres. Do you maintain your drive belts? the one which drive the rear wheel, mine got some rough edges and the same dealer tell me its not safe :(

Always dealers try to make some extra money, fry asking couple different shops and see if you get similar answers. Yes j have the same belt, supposed to last 60.000km

Τελικά έβαλες τα Roadtec?Aν ναι, δώσε αν μπορείς πληροφορίες γιατί είμαι για αλλαγή.Tnx

It's not "hard to take it off" but you need tools for alignment and proper belt tightening so, I don't recommend.

Go for metzeler roadtec scooter it's the next generation of feel free, amazing tire

@@Biketrips the trouble is that I’m not in Europe, In Australia I have seen the feel free so far all the others are made for motorbike because here they don’t have many scooter on the road 😦

I don't know about Australia, but here they say that the production of feel free has stopped only the roadtec is available

@@Biketrips I can find only that atm, you reckon better then pirelli and Bridgestone anyway even if it’s the previous one? By the way why did they stop production?

Yes definitely better, they just improved and made it more aggressive looking

Have you tried the roadtec? Please give me feedback how they perform

Yes they are under the same "brand" but doesn't mean they make the same tires, with Metzler i was 100% satisfied but they didn't have stock at all when I was in need.

3.5/100km is extremely difficult.

@@Biketrips than around 4 ??

Till late September I was trying to change it but there are no metzelers available at all. I think I will not bother anymore...

@@Biketrips did ak allow you to improve as a rider coming from the shiver?off topic but whatevs

Yes it kinda did, it's the stiffness of the frame and low gravity with good weight distribution that makes all the difference.

i have heard good reviews for dunlops but never had them so.. i think they are good but didnt have the chance to test them.

@@Biketrips... and to everyone on a 🏍... the past 15 years every Bridgestone I have worn or seen mounted wears out unevenly especially the front! almost immediately... conic ^ either in the center or off to one side!... means you don't have any stability you lose steering it's pulling to one side or both and also it will push the front tyre out in turns!... look at your front tyres... see how they are worn!.... haven't paid attention /noticed it with other brands but with the SC/2 s you see it feel it and danderous!... take care stay up have fun! cheerzzz 😎

Feel free was the one I had, now the new model called roadtec

..my bike kymco racingking 150i from manufacture use kenda about 6 month but i felt not safe in wet and cornering, i change to pirelli angel scooter , in begining alway slip on cornering and wet, but after seferal days it works perfect like upgrade 3x handling performance before/like i have new bike!, may be the wax not yet clean so it slip.

That doesn’t mean that they have the same grip or characteristics.

@@Biketrips Yeah...Piselli Teresa are more frequently updated. I have teste both on a Honda Forza 750, Diablo Rosso is another planet. Yes, you need forks and damper that can match Diablo Rosso reactivity. Metzeler is better if you have poor suspensions, peculiarly loose restrain in extension. Carcass is the same, different just rubber blend.

Piselli Diablo Rosso...

I have never met 2 people that have the same opinion about tires, so to each their own, whatever match your riding style.