need a set of super stickys
80/90 - 70 front
and 110/80 - 17 rear (stock is 100/90? but after market tyres dont come in that size)
I read somewhere here Pirelli mt75's were the way togo? anyone know where i can get a pair of those fitted?
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need a set of super stickys
80/90 - 70 front
and 110/80 - 17 rear (stock is 100/90? but after market tyres dont come in that size)
I read somewhere here Pirelli mt75's were the way togo? anyone know where i can get a pair of those fitted?
Scooter boy
I haven't tried the Pirelli mt75's.... but from what I have tried I'd say get some Dunlop TT900's, they kick ass. I've also used Continental city's, which are almost as good in the dry but don't come close to the TT900's in the wet.
Hardcore Biker
Just go see Don at Pitlane in Manchester st. BT39's are pretty sticky
Soft & Squishy core Biker
yep, BT39ss's on mine - never let go no matter what the weather (unlike the OEM crap). Changed the front to 90/80 profile as well (as opposed to 80/90).Originally Posted by stanko
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gee wizzz
Id suggest the pirelli's --they are really good
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Taking it to the track since07
my vote is the MT75's......
thats what's going on my FXR....
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yeah i did, he reckoned 129-150ish each but said they might take a while to get...
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got the dunlop TT900s, $450 fitted from budget motorcycle spares (these guys have been real awesome, highly recommend)
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