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Yet another tyre thread - Dunlop Qualifiers?
by MattB
Michelin Pilot Power or Conti Sport Attacks (the new ones with the cool tread pattern), and then a mate mentioned Dunlop Qualifiers. Are the Dunlops in the same kinda range as the other two sets - and has anyone used the Contis? The Sport Attacks seem
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30/05/2006 22:43:24
by rubberchicken
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'06 Yamaha MT-03 Met. green (Edinburgh)
by yourguitarhero
Pilot power - ready to enjoy as a fully run-in bike. 06 model, first on road in Jan 07.Priced to sell. Offers invited.Here is the Yamaha page about the bike - it will give you all the info you need: www
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10/10/2007 12:13:42
by yourguitarhero
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Best road-going tyres for a GSXR?
by bench9
(front and rear). Was told to take it steady but seeing as i'm not that quick anyway, i just rode it as i normally would. Cant give a thorough review after 110 miles, but so far so good. Felt great! i use michelin pilot power on the rear and a pilot power 2ct
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02/04/2012 20:15:42
by fisci
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Good cold weather tyres?
by martins
pilot power 2ct the best all year tyre i've used Dunlop Roadsmarts are getting very good reviews. They'll be my next choice when my bridgestones wear out. don't do it alan dunlop have been getting good reviews but don't tend to last go for michelin
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11/01/2009 15:05:48
by bambi killer
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Michelin Pilot Power
by trogladyte
the wear indicator. They were still performing well in for turning and grip. I'm doing a day at Cadwell on Tuesday with a commute from London so will report back. Here is the blurb on the Michelin Pilot tyre range:Pilot Power: 100% pure racing
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16/08/2005 19:04:05
by birdface
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n00b tyre question
by numbernine
the job? depend what you favour. A normal 207 or a pilot power or a bt020 will be fine cool, thanks for the suggestions.does anyone know of a good tyre review online? There's one here:www.zinio.com/express?issue=77606059but it's a bit old now. If you
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30/04/2007 10:18:24
by redrooster
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dunlop sportmax
by tommyt 525
on their RSV mille's and said they are shit and went onto Michelins, i swear by the Pilot Powers You're not thinking of using them on the road are you? Didn't take long to square off on a long run. there were a pair on my r1 when i got it i never had any
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11/10/2008 22:28:31
by Alan Haskins
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Diablo v's Pilot power.
by Danny_Two
New tyres time. Had Diablo's for a couple of years and love them, but i'm thinking of trying something else. Anyone got opinions on the new Michelin Pilot powers?Heard some good reviews about them, but have never used Michelin before so im not sure
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12/07/2006 19:18:59
by Foxile
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Pilot Road 2CT - First impressions
by Chr!s
on www.r1-forum.com weeksy wroteyou wanna just pray they don't do thisThat looks more like a Pilot Power than Pilot Road 2... Chr!s wroteToday I had Michelin's new super dooper tyre's fitted, the Pilot Road 2CT.Haven't they been new for about a year now
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24/10/2007 09:23:51
by Olly
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pirelli diablo corsa tyres
by marcus gp1
Just wanted to know what kind of mileage other folk are getting out of these tyres. I have a set fitted to my VFR 800, and they are just about knackered at 4000 miles, great tyre, but I think I will go for a set of the new michelin pilot sport 2s
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11/05/2007 23:15:10
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