What tyres do I put on my Hayabusa?

[haydes55]

B F Goodrich tires. They give great grip in the slipperiest situation's....

[actungbaby]

I have 2001 Suzuki Huyabusa i am just a comuter i bought the bike with the rear tyre 180/55 Z17 i have since found out it wrong tyre fitted. According to specs should be a 190/50 Z17 two shops have different profile sizes sizes.190/55 Z17 or 190/50 Z17 can some one what they found out the best.

Best to stay with standred profile size and prefer round ones myself .

[actungbaby]

If you're commuting mainly, I'd suggest Metzeler Z8 or Michelin Pilot Road 2 or 3. PR2 for mileage or PR3 for extra grip.

And yeah, 190/50 is the original rear tyre size for your bike, even though a 190/55 will work as well.

Just give it a minute, someone will suggest a Shinko seeing as you're commuting on it...

I got Shinko good tryes had no big slides and got more non wet weather pattern

apex

[Theantidote]

black round ones.

Fucksake. Commute on a busa.
Reibz might rape you onetime

i knew you'd beat me to it...

[300weatherby]

Have not had a problem with Shinko's yet ... middle of summer they stuck like shit to a blanket ... have had the bike right over both side & did not feel any loss of traction ( I may have been lucky )

I was also under the impression that they have dragged themselves back from the shitty name they once had

http://www.shinkotireusa.com/shinko-osaka-story

Waiting to see them on a track being put under pressure, on a cold day......

[mossy1200]

http://www.cepolina.com/wheel-wood-cart.html

Economy option.

[Akzle]

i knew you'd beat me to it...

i do beat a lot...

[nzmikey]

Waiting to see them on a track being put under pressure, on a cold day......

Could be waiting awhile since the bitch won't let me on the track I could do an ART day or a HD play day on track tho but still need to find leathers to get my fat ass into

[Marmoot]

I heard Bridgestone S20 is a good tyre for longevity, grip, and some road sport action.
They have 190/50/17, so size is not a problem.

Why not try that?

If you want better grip, I suggest Michelin Power Cup or Michelin Power Supersport.
But please let me know how many hundred k they last. I am betting somewhere around 760kms.