Mitas Toring Force

[Igniscer]

Hello everyone, how was the experience with the Mitas Toring Force tires?
I have driven 15,500 km with the Bridgestone T31 and they still hold at least another 1000 km and I want to try the Mitas.

[leachy]

Wow that good Km's. I was lucky to get 10,000km out of mine.

[Igniscer]

Installed the Mitas Toring Force on my bike, so far very good dry grip, I think better than the Brigestone, I have not been able to test them in the wet, they are silent in their rolling, I will try to update as I can demand more.

[AlessandroB]

Originally Posted by Igniscer

Installed the Mitas Toring Force on my bike, so far very good dry grip, I think better than the Brigestone, I have not been able to test them in the wet, they are silent in their rolling, I will try to update as I can demand more.

Hi. How is it going? I got my used bike with apparently new Mitas touring force. Was really happy with the outstanding grip, then I think to have discovered why: after 3k Kms the rear is at the end... Two (quite light) up, slow pace almost all the time. There must be an explanation but I don't know what to say; never happened to fry tyres like that in so many years of biking...

[Topbox]

I don't think non premium brands have mastered longevity yet.

TB

[100milesaway]

Originally Posted by AlessandroB

Hi. How is it going? I got my used bike with apparently new Mitas touring force. Was really happy with the outstanding grip, then I think to have discovered why: after 3k Kms the rear is at the end... Two (quite light) up, slow pace almost all the time. There must be an explanation but I don't know what to say; never happened to fry tyres like that in so many years of biking...

Are these tyres dual compound ?   If not that will explain their short life.

[TYKE]

Originally Posted by 100milesaway

Are these tyres dual compound ?   If not that will explain their short life.

Good question...I checked and apparently the rear tyre is dual compound     

[Igniscer]

Originally Posted by AlessandroB

Hi. How is it going? I got my used bike with apparently new Mitas touring force. Was really happy with the outstanding grip, then I think to have discovered why: after 3k Kms the rear is at the end... Two (quite light) up, slow pace almost all the time. There must be an explanation but I don't know what to say; never happened to fry tyres like that in so many years of biking...

Greetings, I have just spent 2000 km of use with the Mitas, the truth is that I hardly notice the wear, they are still like new, excellent grip, not noisy at all, so far very satisfied with the purchase.

[AlessandroB]

Originally Posted by Igniscer

Greetings, I have just spent 2000 km of use with the Mitas, the truth is that I hardly notice the wear, they are still like new, excellent grip, not noisy at all, so far very satisfied with the purchase.

Thank you for the update. Who knows... perhaps a defective batch or some horrible storage issues (my one, identical to yours, was a used bike that for what I know had not been used for one year or so). Anyway I went for Roadtec 01s now.

[TYKE]

Originally Posted by AlessandroB

Thank you for the update. Who knows... perhaps a defective batch or some horrible storage issues (my one, identical to yours, was a used bike that for what I know had not been used for one year or so). Anyway I went for Roadtec 01s now.

I am interested to hear your views regarding the Roadtec 01s...I have used them in the past and consider them to be a very good tyre