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Thread: Motard tyres. Suggestions?

  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by TK3 View Post
    How much you been priced to get them?? I bet I can beat it!!
    Dont have a price yet, was going to today but didt get around to it

    wot ya got ......spoil me.

    oh and race suits eh wots the goss !!
    Ive run out of fucks to give

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    Tomorrow he is coming down to see me tomorrow so fingers crossed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quasievil View Post
    Thinking Im going to Drifts bro, I heard its hard for the front pirrelli to get heat into it with such little weight, or so a few of the top guys tell me anyway. I got a shed full of pirellis to lol
    I wouldn't be surprised. My KTM is of course at the porky end of things for a motard and the (second hand!) Pirelli superbike slick front (SC1) looked fresh as a daisy after the last trackday. Although, not such a bad thing. Super stable and no slides. Maybe it's just that awesome WP suspension

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    Must say I am growing to like my Pirelli MT60Rs. Not really a track tyre, but slightly less grip on tarmac can be a lot of fun at times As can slightly more grip on the rough stuff.

    Feels very different from the Michellin Pilot Power/Sport I ran before.
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    You really notice the difference with the MT60's when you get onto grass or damp clay.

    Have taken mine on a 4wd track with the MT60's and it was good fun!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Devil View Post
    You really notice the difference with the MT60's when you get onto grass or damp clay.

    Have taken mine on a 4wd track with the MT60's and it was good fun!
    I believe that, although I still have to take it out on the shingle avenues of Banks Peninsula.

    The front was much more reluctant to let go when I pulled over onto the grassy verge and deliberately tried to lock the front up. Likewise, it wasn't quite as quick to spin up the rear taking of from the grass as well.
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