Down with bouncing!
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...n-70676107.htm
This looks cheap for my bike to get me through the summer but are they any good?
I always run Pirelli sport demons and they are sticky as hell in the dry, average in the wet. How would this bridgestone compare? Worth buying or should I just put another $200 pirelli on there.
Also. what difference will it make going from 140/70 to 140/60?
Hardcore Biker
Never heard of them myself but that probably doesn't mean a lot. If in doubt I'd stick to what you know.
For whom the bell tolls
depends how you ride. The Cyrox is a commuting version of the Battlaxe, or atleast it was when i rode my 250. I was recommended the stickier version of the battlaxe (there are a couple) because i prefer to ride open road with a bit of speed. Cyrox would be good for commuting more than open road, but i've not heard of anyone using them.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
Down with bouncing!
yes motig is right I think. When in doubt stick with what you know. Its damn cheap but my fairings aren't.
I am not sure how I ride. Went on Suglites adventure and found I was really slow. Normal touring alone and cars seem to be going very slow. Normal weekend riding with the guys I ride with and guests and I am usually taking lead. I try to maintain 100k/hr pace no matter what the road does. 65km/hr corners are no real trouble but the 45 and 35 are quite a challenge. I think I will stay with what I know cause they are a great tyre them pirellis.
Forum whore
Great for long wear - not so good for sticking to the road
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