Im relativity new the the cruiser scene still on my first set of tyres on an 2016 Low Rider, but Im really surprised at the tire life. I only have 5000kms on the bike but they are no where near showing any signs of wear. On my other bikes Ive had, sport tourer's and currently have a VFR 800 Im lucky to get 6-8000kms out of a set of multi compound tyres. I was expecting to get less due to the weight of the HD, however the standard Dunlops dont give me a great deal of confidence especially in the wet. My next set will be as soft and grippy as possible, dont really care if they only last 10000kms, a set of tyres is cheap if it stops me from having a slide in the wet.

Im relativity new the the cruiser scene still on my first set of tyres on an 2016 Low Rider, but Im really surprised at the tire life. I only have 5000kms on the bike but they are no where near showing any signs of wear. On my other bikes Ive had, sport tourer's and currently have a VFR 800 Im lucky to get 6-8000kms out of a set of multi compound tyres. I was expecting to get less due to the weight of the HD, however the standard Dunlops dont give me a great deal of confidence especially in the wet. My next set will be as soft and grippy as possible, dont really care if they only last 10000kms, a set of tyres is cheap if it stops me from having a slide in the wet.

Thanks Choco, I was looking at the battle cruise earlier on before I fitted the new front. Havn't had a lot of feedback on it here, why did the nightdragon on the back feel bad? And why does the battle cruise fell better, just after some feed back.

Thanks for the reply mate. Might give one a go :) 

Anyone run the Avon Cobra Chrome's yet? They look nice and sticky. Battlecruise is probably a more sensible choice and will be looking into them as well, next change will be front and rear.