nudemetalz
5th August 2006, 16:47
Greetings,
Haven't been on here a while as haven't been able to ride and it depresses me too much hearing other peoples riding enjoyment :(...
However, I now have renewed enthusiam to start getting the ZX-10 up to scratch so hopefully my Neurologist can tell me I can ride again this summer....( I keep telling her how lovely she looks but don't think this is doing the trick alone....)...
Anyway, enuff crap,...I'm running Battlax BT020's front and rear on the '10.
The front end has never felt right and I'm wondering if it was just setup or whether it was this tyre I'm running. As it's worn out to mins now I'm thinking of changing it. There's a BT56 on TM at present. As these a lot better than the 020's? As the rear still has a lot of tread left in it I don't want to mix and match too much and think that at least keeping to Bridgestone Battlaxes front and rear might suffice.
I'm not a hard rider anymore, like to long distance riding with the occassional Rima's scratch on a Sunday morning (well at least that's what I'm planning).
Yes I do find the rear rather squirrely in the wet but might be more with too much throttle than tyre inefficiency...
Any help/advice appreciated.
Haven't been on here a while as haven't been able to ride and it depresses me too much hearing other peoples riding enjoyment :(...
However, I now have renewed enthusiam to start getting the ZX-10 up to scratch so hopefully my Neurologist can tell me I can ride again this summer....( I keep telling her how lovely she looks but don't think this is doing the trick alone....)...
Anyway, enuff crap,...I'm running Battlax BT020's front and rear on the '10.
The front end has never felt right and I'm wondering if it was just setup or whether it was this tyre I'm running. As it's worn out to mins now I'm thinking of changing it. There's a BT56 on TM at present. As these a lot better than the 020's? As the rear still has a lot of tread left in it I don't want to mix and match too much and think that at least keeping to Bridgestone Battlaxes front and rear might suffice.
I'm not a hard rider anymore, like to long distance riding with the occassional Rima's scratch on a Sunday morning (well at least that's what I'm planning).
Yes I do find the rear rather squirrely in the wet but might be more with too much throttle than tyre inefficiency...
Any help/advice appreciated.