BMW S1000R Sport 2020 - Tire shot after 1700 miles, fast road only, mostly winter. Grip levels excellent wet and dry (circa 700 wet miles). No slip, great banking grip, hooks up instantly wet or dry. Very soft judging by how it rips in the centre - will replace for something a bit more durable as this is my go to bike, but a great tire.

Bridgestone S20's were OEM on my 2019 Z1000sx tourer. The S20's were tolerable for the first 1500 miles. Lasted 4000 miles before being changed for Dunlop Roadsmart 2's. (Great tire in wet n dry. Will be fitting these again to the Z1000). After almost twice the mileage of the Bridgestone, the Dunlops have more wet n dry grip than the Bridgestones were when new! (Lasted 7.5 k miles,) Also had the Bridgestones on my Daytona 955i when i bought it, which were equally shyte, and were replaced by Michelin pilot 2CTs which lasted 5k miles. (Old tech but a great value tire!) Will be fitting the Pilot 2CT's again, exceptionally good in the wet and dry.

Took the bike to Germany earlier this month to enjoy the quiet sweepers and hairpins of the Eifel Mountains. The tires got a good workout.Great grip from the S20 Evo on the front under heavy braking (I have a BT023 on the rear), progressive feel as the lean angle increased. At least as good as the PR4s I had on my previous bike. Recommended, I ride a VFR800Fi-Y

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No feedback,hard to find the optimum tire pressure,unpredictable slippery

Been using about 19 months (approx 16.000 - 19.000 km) but unfortunately the rear tire won't last for some months anymore.
I am truly feel pleased because there's no downgrade too much for the compound.
I live in equator line which weather always change in a minute , rain n dry.
I am an aggresive rider too and I always ride above 100 km/h in every moment.
Overall I am happy to use this kind of tires and I recommend you to try this one.

A great tire if you can bear the frequent replacement costs.
Rear gone after 1700 miles and front getting there.
Excellent dry and wet grip and reasonable feedback although on poor road surfaces the feedback wasn't as good.

I am really pleased with these Battlax overall performance. They are probably the perfect match to my riding style. My Suzuki SV650 is already light and fast to fall into the curves, so I was looking for a predictable and progressive tire behaviour, yet able to sustain a good pace in mountain roads. The shape itself is really reassuring. These tires provide plenty of confidence to the driver and also cope really well with not perfect roads or wet. They reach a good temperature quite quickly, although they wear a bit too much if you keep a very fast pace or do a lot of highway. Anyway I would recommend them for fantastic value for money.

Very very similar to BT016. Not worth the extra money. No fault to be found in grip wet or dry and they are all the tire you could ask for except.... Started going square around 2000 miles and by 3000 miles they are now on the wear bars.

Got these tires standard on my new 2013 ZX636 all i can is that the front tire takes a very long time to warm up plus it does not seem to retain any of the heat that it gains this is agressive road riding aswell though on a trackday event the whole ball game changes and the front grip exceedlying well, the back is well perfect in every way heats up well and retains it alot better than the front.

To all people out there that are looking for more miles per tire look at the one that will give you less GRIP. Because at the end of day you have to sacrifice Grip for durability.

These tires are great for on the road and grip great on the track as well.the only issue they have is how long they last.although they were good on the track I would not use one again.the rear tire was new on the track day and needed replacing at the end.i cannot understand some of the reviews I have seen online regarding track use with these tires as mine shredded to pieces.but don't get me wrong they are good tires and I would definitely use them for road use.

It take a little while to get to know this tire but once you know it its a fantastic tire. It is very progressive and you can feel when the back is starting to break away into a controllable drift during maximum lean. I've not felt any sliding on the front tire as of yet, just grip, grip and more grip.

The only thing that could be improved is the wear. I went through my first back tire in 1600 miles which also included running the bike in from new. However the 2013 ZZR1400 puts down an awful lot of power and I use most of it quiet often. I have now covered 2700 miles on the front and it has about a quarter left on it.

I do think I will buy another set of these tires next time as you can't put a value on your life and these tires grip so well given the nature of the bike they are fitted to.

I have got these on my 2012 zzr1400, they are great.they turn in nice and grip great.i ride very hard and I have great confidence with these tires.the more you push the more they grip.i do however think the mileage could be better.i only get 1000 miles max out of a rear tire which is bad,but I think it is well worth it.i would sooner have a tire that I trust and oh do I trust these!.i am so pleased with these and how they cope with the power from the zzr1400 I have now bought a set for my r1

took the new 2012 fireblade out for a spin on a test ride, fitted with the new S20 tires on dry roads on a warm day over various road surfaces, I was amazed at how well the bike behaved, weather its down to the new tires or the new suspension package on the bike, they worked pefectly, there was no effort in tipping the bike over, the tires and suspension made the bike blend into the road, smoothed out all the bumps, it was like gliding over a racetrack the ride was so smooth, id hammered the bike to 185 only to be told later that its been ridden to 195 by one of the Hondas mechanics, but the speed i carrried through the bends was insane, the grip and feel of the bike was so confident inspiring, id been yanking the throttle trying to spin the rear tires and slamming on the rear brake, but i was on the ABS model and could not get the tires to let go, i couldnt push the past there limit, even though id been dragging my knees for several corners, in a straight line all i could manage to do was my the bike rocket its front wheel into the air, none of the Honda team could comment on the life span of the tires, but after id ridden the bike and checked the tires, there was hardly any marbles or scrubbing on the tires even though id ragged it silly, i currently ride a cbr1000rr 7 with the bridgestone battlax BT023's as i do alot of long distance rides, but if the S20's turn out to have the life span that bridgestone claim they do, id deffinatly have them on my bike as they were an amazing addition to the new blades handling.