Apollo Alpha H1 at 17500 kms (Final Update)
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Thanks buddy you've got new subscriber. Your video really helped me and i changed both front and back tyres of my mt15 and felt the difference drastically. I think it'll last for about 20000kms on mt15
Thanks man! I'm glad my videos helped you. Thanks again for the feedback.
17500kms that too in 300cc segment is something really impressive. I've already clocked 15k kms in my R15v3 and I'm pretty sure that it'll clock another 10k kms for sure. These tyres are really bang for the bucks.
I wish you can try the Vredestein tyres next time.
Vredestein is also good, but the problem is it starts with 120 size(from memory😅)...so one should be ready to upsize the front tyre..
@@ArunKR46 Sad to know that there isnt 110.
Yea... I will have to upsize front and back and it's super expensive. Probably makes sense for bigger 600cc bikes.
Thanks bruh,I followed all the videos on Apollo and brass plated chain sprocket which cleared my confusion, finally I have decided to buy Apollo as well as brass plated chain sprocket for my rc390. 😊
Hey dude... I'm glad my experiences helped you in your decision making. This is the purpose of my videos. Thanks man!
I have same ser of tyres done 5500 kms,
Even till now no single complaint,
Let's see what millage it's bring,
I like your content,
Thank you so very much.🎉.
Thank you so much! Great to see you on my channel 😎👍
@@HighwayToHill Great sense of humour.
Great ownership review!
I've heard that Apollo Alpha H1 is heavier when compared to other brands which makes slow speed turning cumbersome.
Slightly heavy... Yes. And considering that it's rotating mass. Can be felt. Half a kg plus or minus might also matter.
Thanks a lot! 😎🙏
I'm on the fence regarding the weight difference from stock tyres. Is the weight difference significant enough to affect performance? I'm currently running Michelin pilot street radials.
No... It didn't affect the performance or mileage on my bike.
it did on mine because i live in a city where incline roads are everywhere. But on flat roads, no difference
Really good tyre👌👌👌
Completely agree with you!
Hey mate really liked your video... Can you suggest some tyres for my NS 200... As I'm thinking to get one alpha s1 for it... I would like to know your opinion!
Yes... That's a good choice. I recommend that and it's the perfect size. 130 is available I think.
17500 is absolutely amazing. Wooow. I had the H1 and it lasted 6000😂. Ofcourse its because i ride it very aggressively and no issues at all, its my preference.
Lol 😂 Yea... I know hard riders who have skinned the tyres at 6-8K kms. I get it. I'm a tourer so ya... I need a lot of tyre mileage. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your story. Cheers! 😎
Hey nice video man,how about the front to back wear ratio.
Well, I don't have a number to explain this. I tried to show how the tyres appear visually. Front can still go on... it hasn't even touched the indicators. Rear tyre has already lost some siping, already touched the indicator marks and become flat at the center.
@@HighwayToHill ahh that's alright.Next tire set on my R3 are these😌
@@rahulsuresh681 Cheers dude!
Try TVS protorq extreme...same range
Yea... I have heard from a few folks ab't it but still not fully sure.
@@HighwayToHill yep heard it's really good, slightly better than H1, and a tad lighter, saw in some post or video.. i was planning on the road 5 but seeing the cost dropped the idea😁
@@ArunKR46 Yea... It's 16500 ₹ 😳😳😳
@@HighwayToHill i was quoted as high as 17200 from an IG page🤣
@@ArunKR46 Whoaaa! Tooo expensive! Doesn't make sense.
Nice nice💙💙
🙏🙏🙏 Thanks!
Any thoughts on TVS Eurogrip ?
I haven't used them on my bike so I'm really unable to comment however some of friends have suggested it.. Tvs Protorq Extreme tyres.
I have a 2017 model 390 Duke however I've only completed 9168 kms till now as I am not into touring..I just do high speed weekend highway rides
Metzeler M5 have been phenomenal, due to lockdown in 2020 my bike was standing for a long time without any ride which eventually resulted in micro tear/crack on both front and back tyre.
I also have a 790 Duke which I bought in Mar 2020 but due to BS4 supreme court dispute I only got the delivery on this bike on 25-DEC-21 - I have done 1100 kms on this with stock maxxis trye - already had my firsr punchure in the rear tyre
So net net I know I am not going to be touring as of now where I travel or ride for days together hence I am thinking of getting any of the following tyres for my 390 Duke
1. Metzelet M5
2. Pirelli Rosso 2
3. Michellin Road
What would you suggest?
If you're not touring, my top pick will be Pirelli Diablo Rosso 2. It's a more rounded profile which may take a while to get used to. But so far it's been my favourite tyre. Super sticky. You can explore new limits on your bike with these tyres. Thanks for sharing your experience. Cheers!
bought mine six months ago and now they're almost worn out😔
How many kms and what's your bike?
@@HighwayToHill ktm duke 390 bs3 and i did 9k with those tyres
@@petrus5525 37 NM torque. That's all I have to say.
@@HighwayToHill good point😂
@@petrus5525 lol 😝 R3 is 29.6 Nm. I have seen this across different tyres. Metz, Pirelli, Michelin... They all last less on high torque machines. There might be other factors also... Riding style etc etc.
Great 👍
YES YAMAHA 💙🔥
Cheers!
I got only 12k on my D200 non abs
Whoa... That's low... I wonder how long will it last on D390. It's the torque! That's the culprit.
Soooper bonde tyres