Maxxis M6029 110/70-12 47 J M/C

Very good tire mount 125 Dax I am very, very satisfied Read more Collapse

Never really thought about using Maxxis Tires until I saw them in use in the Isle of Man. The rider was impressed by them. Back on the mainland, I tried a pair on a Suzuki and was impressed. I use them for a range of bikes. Generally adhesion is excellent; wet grip too. I tend to get about 4000 miles on the back and front. A rider 'soft' road would probably be around 6,000 to 8,000 miles a back. Considering the price, they are a great buy. Some motorcycle tires may appear better, but you pay for a name and expensive advertising. Recommended. Read more Collapse

Covered 4000 miles (6400km) so far. Front tyre still like new, rear tyre has 3mm of tread remaining. The bike is a ZZR1100 and I often ride with a pillion + luggage. Wear rate for the rear tyre is a bit more than some 'premium' brands like Metzeler, Bridgestone and Michelin. This is offset by the low cost of the Maxxis. Wear rate for the front tyre is very low. It looks like I will wear out at least two rears to one front. No issues with grip/handling in wet or dry conditions. Read more Collapse

I bought these tires because I did not have enough money to buy brand for 1200 zł, and I need a change of 5 years, bought the FZ6 cracked rubber. Tires generally recommend that people traveling safely and drought. Wet is not the best. Perhaps it is a question of confidence in the tires ... Anyway, now I change to a decent travel, although Maxxisy are still plenty of tread and no problem will still climb than 10 000 6000 km. Read more Collapse

I bought these tires already 4 times and always the result ,, hanging out with other brands that have the most expensive tires other ,,, ,,, and I love them and me hard at the end of a lot of the same ,,, my friends started buying too ,, we sightseeing and no track ,, held on excellent speed rotation wet on wet ,, both in the mountains are also clear 20,000 kilometers by year and say ,,, two tire changes, Read more Collapse