Bridgestone S22 VS Metzeler M9RR - My thoughts
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2023
- Hey all,
thought id do a quick video on my thoughts on the Bridgestone S22 vs Metzeler M9RR tyres. This isnt a review but more of my experience with both tyres... kept it short.... hope it helps!
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One thing maybe some riders don’t think of is, for example, in the case of the Pirelli Supercorsa, if you aren’t riding it very hard to get it up to temp and keep it there, it won’t perform as well as, say, an S22 which will stay in its optimal heat (and therefore grip) range in very spirited road riding. Even carving the twisties, every time you’re behind a car or at an intersection, or not full throttle on every straight and full brakes into every turn, track-oriented tires (and brakes) will cool and lose performance. Food for thought.
Thank you, this really helped me with my purchase decision
These are my fun rds... but certainly not at that time of the day. Nice and early 👌
Very decent review and you provided me with the impressions I was seeking for. Will go with the S22 because I prefer the turning stability more than a feeling the front end gives you the impression of sliding away due to its higher agility.
Thanks very much! Worth bearing in mind the S23 is out now so you might want that one!
Have a ducati1198s running the m9rr and gsxr1000 running rosso corsa ii, I would say the m9rr is a better rd tyre, what i mean by that is here in West Australia our good roads are in the hills, we have pea gravel, loose bluemetal and Honky nuts ( yes thats what they are called) to deal with and i find the PRCii less forgiving when you hit these mid corner, but i think the s22 fronts are the best i may try m9rr rear and s22 later. Pirelli are $60 dearer a tyre than metzeler and Bridgestones but grip wise i find them pretty equal, i think it comes down to what you feel confident on, even the Motoradd track test put Bridgestone 1st and m9rr equal to corsaii, i just think for the road m9rr are more forgiving on less than smooth roads
Tengo una BMW S1000R 2016 y pienso montar Metzeler M9RR, actualmente llevo Michelin Road 4 adelante y Road 5 atrás, que opinas?. Mi experiencia con Metzeler fue con M5 en una Suzuki GSXR600 K9, saludos desde Guanajuato México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
After running Pirelli Corsa 2s and ContiAttacks for a while I was quite disappointed in the S22s... Slower to get up to temp and even then there is less grip, especially in the cold. Not a bad tire, but far better products are out there.
same price range?
for me, the Pirelli's did perform better but were absolutely horrendous with tire wear. i had to change my tires 2 months sooner than the M9s. i am ordering the S22s to see how to stack up against the M9s
@@kushpaladinhow did they stack up against the m9?
What bike are you riding for this video? For the record, Put me down for the M9RR's. 50K miles on M7RR's on a ZX14R. Ridiculous grip on normal roads if your remotely sane and sublime in the wet. Also fantastic mileage on a 209 rwhp bike in my experience. Your bike sounds glorious 👍.
Thanks! It’s an MT10
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@@victorwilburn3498 it’s got a pipewerx exhaust with a decat!
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That MT10 sounds awesome
M9rr is my tyre of choice I can't really fault it other than a bit of extra life would be good.Road looks like duncton hill nice if you can manage to ride it on a very rare traffic free occasion perhaps the same day you've had your unicorns horn polished
I would be Duncton hill! Extra life on all tyres would be nice wouldn’t it 😂
I have no experience with Pierell or Metzler but seems the M9 and Rosso 3/4 are comparable but guess they are sister company or Pie owns Metzler.
Metzler M7 Rosso 3
Metzler M9 Rosso 4
The Bridgestone S22 warms up a bit quicker. They are all really good, the Metzlers/Rossos maybe have a little bit longer lifespan, no personal experience with neither of them, though.
You who understand, which one better? rosso IV or M9 Rr, for use more on the road rather than on the track. what is diference between then? Thank you!
Any tire with the name road in it
Mike, which tire has the more compliant carcass over rough and bumpy roads?
I’m not 100% sure on this one, however in my opinion I think the s22.
Which one is better for aggressive street riding, wheelies etc.
To be honest, either. I prefer the S22 characteristics. M9 drops in faster but they both perform pretty much the same.
@@BikeLikeMike92 Gotcha, but what about the s22 characteristics do you prefer? I always use S22 and love them, and basically never want to change. However I am interested in the m9rr as well.
Do they both offer the same grip for example for wheelies and aggressive corners?
I feel like I have more precision on the s22, the grip level to me on the road was the same, no slip from either during wheelies. Aggressive corners. If you go to 8:20 on this video I’m on s22 and both bikes in front on M9RR:
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Try the M9’s! You may prefer them, you’ve also got Michelin power 5s to think about too! Very highly rated.
@@BikeLikeMike92 Wow nice video. Thanks a lot. I ordered both and will try the M9RR, to see which one I find more. I actually have no complaints whatsoever from the s22, just want to see if the grass is greener on the Metzeler. The S22 is my comfort zone by far as they have always proven to take me through corners and everything with confidence.
Thank you for a good review, and video! :) Subscribing for sure, happy riding!
Thanks very much 😊 safe riding!
Emasculated family men in suvs racing the still virile, free male on the road. 😂
Exactly that! 😅
Y buy s23but i alwais use the m9rr..We will see the result.
How about wear / tread life?
I would say you can get 3.5 to 4k miles out of both S22 and M9RR. Depending on how you ride. They aren’t the best tyre for longevity but certainly not the worst!
@@BikeLikeMike92 I see, thanks! My MT-10 came with S22's, and I'm super happy with them. But the tire shop here also sells M9RR's, and they recommended them and claimed they would give about 30% more treadlife. They do cost a bit more though.
@@neonix01 I just got the M9, the tech suggested M9 over Rosso4 based on his personal experience. and he said since both Metz and Pire are the same company now, they're probably the same rubber with different design. Metz have a 100$ mail-in rebate right now, so I went for it. still waiting for installation.
M9rr or rosso4?
would the m9rr be overkill for a cb500f?
I wouldn’t say so, depends how you ride it!
not at all, i have them on my R3. they actually saved me from a lowside when a corner snuck up on me. the tires never lost grip, even while it was raining pretty heavily
not overkill, it's just a very good tire, that's all
Don’t know if I share your views about the grooves in the tire being purely aesthetic they have everything to do with moving the water out from under your tire
I will never trust Bridgestones again. the s22 tires that came on my 2022 mt10 have worn in big flat spots and giant cracks in under 4k miles. Sure a flat spot in the rear on an mt10 is typical but the front was at the point where i could not let go of the handlebars without leaning at a 45 degree angle to keep the bike straight in under 2k miles and got worse from there, the rear had deep cracks going to the cords in at least 10 different spots in between the treads. Bad batch? maybe but one bad batch is the difference between life or death on 2 wheels. I will stick with the Metzelers from now on.
What PSIs were you running? I had the same issue towards the end of my S21's life but I had been running them pretty low for a couple of weeks when it started.
OK its the S23 for me then