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I totally agree with the Sport Demons. I’ve had BT45’s on my W650 and they were completely adequate, but replaced them with the Pirelli’s at my last tire change. The Sport Demons weren’t

Hi Bob - photo is from my BT46 front, not new Road Classic that I got at cost.? I think the stamp said 2019 or 2020 on the BT - can't recall but it's been swapped out in any case

Read the age code on the side of the tire.?? Maybe you got them at cost because they already were aging.

I had BT46s but I'm trying out Road Classics. Not happy with cracking on my front BT46 after less than a year. Luckily I got the Road Classics at cost so that helped. The 120/90 is normally about $212

Yeah, I vaguely recall checking the Avon Tires site - or was it “Tyres?” - (I run 190s btw not stock) and finding that for the T Bonneville they said around there. Seems consistent with your

Ruari, No worries! I'm a light weight for sure! These were recommended pressures from my mechanic pal and from riders over at TriumphRat group. Their Bonnie reissues were similar size and specs of

If I might be so bold, how much do you weigh without riding gear, jseconds77? Interested in your tire pressures. I did something similar with my Avon Roadriders, I think IIRC 32F and 36 R. I was

I have used the BT45 and Pirelli Sport Demons The BTs worked fine; able to handle high speeds and no wobble. Got caught twice in very heavy rain and they handled well. Rear tire did 8,000 mi. Maybe

BT 46, Great tires

Michelin Road Classics - pretty good tires also!

BT46 (updated 45s) every time. Keith W650 1999 60550miles

Mine has about 15K miles on it and the back is getting a bit thin so I want to get a set. I the the current ones are BT45s? So what are the latest recommendation?

BTW ? Lacquer and Varnish are two different things.?? Varnish is mainly for wood and I don't think it would stand up to the heat of an engine very long.?? Lacquer doesn't like gasoline getting

Yes, polyurethane, that's the stuff I thought it was. Lacquer remover didn't touch it. Ruari

Polyurethane ? ? That stuff is pretty durable,? but requires special safety precautions when using. Bob

P.S. to that: I tested mine years ago and determined to my satisfaction at least that the factory coating is not lacquer - it’s the stuff beginning with “poly…” Ruari McLennan

Hi " They all do that " Mine is a 2006 and both external cases have peeled, so I just cleaned them, then polished them with Autosol , then sprayed with furniture polish , still look good years later

Hi all, For some reason relatively all of the varnish on the engine sides and even the metal bevel cover started cracking and coming off. Reckon some cleaning agent must have attacked it. Ive seen

Wheels appear to be stock, but the tank looks a bit boxier—maybe an old KZ tank or something aftermarket. John H. in Omaha -- John H. in Omaha 2000 W650 2006 Vino 125 1981 CT110 “The Goin’

Agreed on all counts… reasonably priced, too!