What tyre and compound are you running and what hot pressures?
You may consider buying something harder to run on the street. I'm currently running the Dunlop Q5S as a front. Grippy, turns hard readily (pretty triangular), good on the brakes, dodgy in the rain. You should get at least 4K I think. I get mid 5's. Dual compound. The rear I can't comment on. I run really hard rears so I can get at least 5K to allow me to travel. Tires have doubled since the pandemic, right? As much as you ride, 4 or 5 sets a year? Ouch.
The main difference with the Pirelli's vs the Dunlop's typically is the Pirelli's are rounder so slower steering. Carcass behavior is about the same (unlike some Michelins). The tire they delivered with the V4SF, rosso corsa 2 I am not a fan of. When I finally changed to the Dunlop I realized that part of my struggle with getting the bike sorted was the tire. The Q5 versus that tire felt like I'd shortened the trail. Tipped in way easier. The pricing thing is interesting because the Dunlops were cheaper than that before the Pandemic, it seems but now they're the same price as Pirelli's.
thanks for that data on the Dunlop! ill give it a try this year man! for street riding.
