Wanted to buy: Tyres for gsxr

[knight rider]

metzelers 180/55 back. 120/70 front or something that wil last a long time on a gsxr 1100

Thanks KR

[nadroj]

metzelers 180/55 back. 120/70 front or something that wil last a long time on a gsxr 1100

Thanks KR

Try Mitchelin Macadams but make sure you warm them up (20Km+), or any other long wearing tyre, before you test the cornering capabilities.

[MSTRS]

I had a Macadam 100x on the front of my 1100. 12000kms and it had hardly worn. Frankly, that started to worry me as to it's potential grip performance, so I changed to Z6 both ends when the rear came up for replacement. Loved them.

[riffer]

What sort of riding do you do?

WMCC have a good deal on some Metz Sporty tyres - check with crasherfromwayback.

[Kwaka14]

Try a set of Azaro's ,rear lasted me 16k on a ZX12 and replaced it when it was starting to square off, I've been pretty happy with them

[knight rider]

What sort of riding do you do?

WMCC have a good deal on some Metz Sporty tyres - check with crasherfromwayback.

mainly just use bike to get around. eg work shops.... its what I use for transport. manily motorway riding but do like to have a good blast on the hills sometimes

[knight rider]

whats a good set of tryres that will last a long time?

[Lou Girardin]

I have a set of half worn Michelin Macadams you could have for $120.

[knight rider]

I have a set of half worn Michelin Macadams you could have for $120.

how long will they last me? how much to send to wellington?

[knight rider]

what are pirelli stradas like? i got a set priced at $600 new

[knight rider]

thanks everyone I have got me some rubbers For my bike

special thanks to lou giradin for hooking me up with them

[MSTRS]

The Macadams? If so, you will find they last well, but don't attempt anything dodgy unless they are well warmed first.

[knight rider]

The Macadams? If so, you will find they last well, but don't attempt anything dodgy unless they are well warmed first.

yeah the macadams. Thanks for the advice MSTRS will keep it in mind when riding :)

[riffer]

If you're not going for the sporty tyres, try the Metzeler Z6s. Pretty good wear if used predominantly for commuting, and enough grip for them to hold the road when you want to fang it. Plus, they're very confidence-inspiring in the wet. Not cheap though.