Soooooooo. The major reason for moving to the Darkside appears to be longevity. The better handling and braking in the wet is a positive, and the tracking on off cambers and at low speeds is a negative (and not a bad one, based on reports). They are however, simply byproducts of the move to a car tyre. What is obvious from a lack of reports to the contrary, is that car tyres do not break loose when cornering any more easily than bike tyres.
So what exactly is preventing the bike tyre manufacturers from producing some of their models with a longer lasting, more heavily treadded (is that a word?) compound, such as used on cars. Is it simply the greed of knowing that profits would decrease as tyres would be replaced at much larger intervals, or is it something more complex ?
Am I just stupid in thinking that the introduction of such a tyre model would eliminate the need to install "car tyres" altogether ?
Pete