Bridgestone Battlax T32: Tire Review First Impressions: 2023 Kawasaki Ninja 650 

Great review and insight, I thought most of these sport touring tyres would have been the same, but they have very different characteristics

My wife said I can get a bike!!!! I’m stoked

Great In depth review, one thing that you could have sneaked thou is the mileage that you currently have on these tires(or maybe I just missed that). Between, Road 6, Roadsmart 3 Angel GT2, and Roadtech 01, Will definitely get these T32.

Cool topic of the tires. Interesting details, thanks. Nice road and scenery. I'm a touring rider, so I don't lean over to my knees, just normal tilting of the bike and riding with a range of speeds. Sorry to hear those are picking up pebbles and flinging them. That's crazy they're flinging the pebbles around. Years ago, I was behind a big tractor trailer truck one time and it flung a stone at my face shield, which thankfully didn't crack, but deflected off at an angle. I can imagine if I didn't have a full face helmet. Rocks, bees, bugs, paint, dust, etc. In the past, I got the Battleax brand for my Ninja 250s and had really good results, and good endurance too. On my Ninja 650, I recently installed a brand new rear tire of the Dunlop Sportmax (160/60ZR-17), and so far it's really good at $100, which was a great deal for a rear tire. Taking the old tire off was actually easy and fitting the new one on went smooth, so it's a good fitting tire for the '21 Ninja 650. Putting the tire back onto the bike is a challenge, but a little easier than the Ninja 250 in my opinion.

I would need sport touring lol I drive aggressively sometimes depending on my mood. I learned so much about tires from this video than I ever had from any other video I've seen about tires

Bridgestone gave Jeremy McWilliams an MV Agusta sport touring bike to flog around the Misano circuit. It was equipped with T32 tires that already had thousands of street miles on them, and McW said they performed far beyond his expectations. He even had them remove the hardcases so he could push the tires even harder. I think that's a pretty good test of a street tire.

I'm about to replace my tires and thinking about this. i use my bike as my daily commuter. would you recommend this? also what size are using? is it a 180/55/17?

Just curious as to the cold front and rear pressures you're running? Are you using the Ninja 650 32F/36R?

LOL just keep riding man. All roads lead to Rome.