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    Supersport Race Tyres?

    Hi guys

    Well, I've got to get some new tyres for my race bike (CBR600RR). I'm planning on buying at least one dry set and one wet set.

    I was hoping to get everybody's opinions on the different tyres, and info on what the top guys are using. I've currently got some reasonably well worn supercorsas on my bike, but I'm more of a fan of Bridgestone and Dunlops, although, I'll look at anything.

    Cheers in advance.

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    Black round ones should be fine for you

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    Metzeler Sportecs for the dry. Make sure that they're black and round though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaun View Post
    Black round ones should be fine for you
    I like that Shaun!
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    try some racetech's or get some more supercorsa's.....they seem to be the tyres of choice....and few guys are starting to use dunlops...but they are all finding set up difficult with them....
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    ...and few guys are starting to use dunlops...but they are all finding set up difficult with them....
    Thought it was just me cowpoos ! The 209's seem to have a stiffer side wall ? Adjusted it out ok, but they do feel different ! Gaz.

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    Seriously now though

    get some Michelin's, ask Twosmoker and MotoBob and Tourqe about them mate

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    Cheers for the serious advice shaun, will look closely at the Michelins, and gather more advice

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    That dude Murray who's always at Puke on his R6 said the new Mich Power Race are pretty damn good...

    Bridgestone BT002 are worth a look too...I've seen some good reviews from overseas, and they've managed to keep me on the bike in the hour or so I've ridden it.
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    MICHELINS!!!!!!

    Loud enough??? Thats Power race not pilot power... Medium soft front medium rear...
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    don't forget there's more than 3 models of tyres to choose from too..
    just a thought

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    How do the Michelins compare to the super corsas Ts? I love pirelli's eh, love the feel of the supercorsas - are michelins actually.... Better?!?!

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    Found corsas really good for grip....... but that wasnt against the michellins, so may not be a fair comparison.

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