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    Can anyone tell me how much the Angels cost approx ? Ta.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mishy View Post
    Ha ha ! good guess
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    They sound good ..was throughly impressed with the RA's on the Hornet...
    Its gonna be hard to pick a new set of tyres next time aound.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sugilite View Post
    Yeah, the largest rim you should fit a 180 to is a 5.5 inch. A six would definitly stretch a 180 out.
    Funny that nobody told Aprilia that? The factory spec is for 180/55 on a 6" rim.

    Hitcher, I'd be interested to read how the change affects things, if at all?

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    Yeah, quite a bit has changed since then . . . .. .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Motig View Post
    Can anyone tell me how much the Angels cost approx ? Ta.
    When I bought mine for a gsx650f they cost me Front $248.00 Rear $288.00 and that was in Sep 2009

    Hope that helps
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hitcher View Post
    Better profile for most rear tyres, compared with a 180/55 on a 6" rim. I'd also like to maximise my contact patch at more extreme lean angles. My various rear tyres on the Shiver have never had chicken strips on them. I'm thinking that that can't be a good thing.
    First rally last weekend , noticed the 180/55 very sharp in the steering compared to the 190/50, just look at the corners and bike falls into them. similar thoughts to you hitcher, only one ride and no chicken strips, see what i think after a few thousand k's thru.

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    well thats me test rogered. Just swapped the bike , going to have to start all over again . New triple has dunlop qual??? on it , original fitment, do for the next rally anyway.

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    having a set fitted today ($600) .. this will be the first time I have not ridden metzeler .. hope it works for me

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    Quote Originally Posted by TerminalAddict View Post
    having a set fitted today ($600) .. this will be the first time I have not ridden metzeler .. hope it works for me
    it's always hard to change a tyre brand from one you know to one you don't know. Specially at the price they are...
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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    Bump for interests sake. Would like to hear more now that these have been out for a bit.

    Oh, and Shaun I certainly hope they're better than the Motion.
    nothing wrong with the motion as far as im concerned, even when riding 'spiritedly'

    waaaaay better than the mz4s i replaced with them
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    Quote Originally Posted by theblackstig View Post
    waaaaay better than the mz4s i replaced with them
    Not too many that wouldn't be better, except for maybe the Z2 they replaced.
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    Quote Originally Posted by slofox View Post
    it's always hard to change a tyre brand from one you know to one you don't know. Specially at the price they are...
    indeed .. so far they feel WAY better .. mind you .. my Z6 had canvas showing

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    After several thousand km, I have yet to ride my Angels in the wet.
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    Just got back from 5,000km of South Island bliss and my PR2's are at 11,000km with at least another 1,000 in them. My mate (Connie 14 as well) had Angels on for this ride and is most impressed with them. We had major rain on Akaroa & out to Milford and back and he thought they were great in the wet. I'll be trying some in approx 1,000km...

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    Happy with mine, the wear appears good, I am not a fast rider and am happy to have chicken strips but these certainly have been confidant enough reduce the size of mine from normal.
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