Is anybody running Night Dragon tyres yet and if so what are your thoughts on them ??

run them on my Muscle and they are sensational ..... Heaps better than the Dunlops from new , easier into corners and faster to change direction ..... hopefully better mileage , only 8k out of front dunlop

Thanks mate i currently have mettzler me 880's and happy with them need to upgrade and just wanted to see what the word on the street was with the dragons i might give them a go !

Gun100, sorry I only stumbled onto your post. I don't frequent the forums near enough as time is stretched.

I am 4000kls into a set of night dragons. I feel they are a smoother tyre to ride on, track far better than the stock tyres, they grip better wet and dry but not a lot of feedback. The front tyre is wearing already but I found out you have to run the pressure higher than the dunflops. I ran the dunflops on 30 f and 38 rear, more when two up or loaded for a trip. I am only 70kgs. The rear tyre shows no wear yet. I have a 2008 FXSTC with 2:1,AC,  204 cams and a bunch of bits. I don't ride overly hard but occasionally whip it and I don't do burnouts. When I changed to the Pirelli's the bike developed a speed wobble after 120kls so I changed the front and erar bearings. It still has a speed wobble but after 140kls now. I then did a wheel alignment and checked the steering stem bearings(they were tight so didn't adjust) I haven't found any wear or movement anywhere which leads me to believe the tyres don't quite match this bike. When I get time I am going to put a stock Dunlop tyre on the front and see if that stops the speed wobble..

It was suggested to run the PND's front on 36psi? I am worried with the narrow MH90/21 tyre I would run out of grip with that higher pressure.

I think I will try Metzeler ME880's next. I have 52,000 Kls on the bike now and don't plan to upgrade for quite a while.

How do you find the Metzeler tyres, is the wear rate much less than the dunlops?

i find the metzeler a good all round tyre have had no probs at all with them, i iam just about to do a 240 conversion on the rear so i thought why not try the Night Dragons they are a good looking tyre and have heard all good about them so far, wear is not an issue as i would be lucky to do 5 k a year on them.

Cheers GUN