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Any reason not to ? I cant think of one it just seems wrong... they do them in the sizes it needs and I have two big bike trips planned this summer and I can do both trips on one set of these, whereas I'll need two rear Diablo Corsa III's and the Z6's are cheaper than the diablo's.
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Answered your own question there ent ya fizz
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Dont see why not; just remember they wont cope with as much power as a sporting tyre (more prone to sliding). Give it a go! I would
Oh, if you fit them, and they feel a bit odd at first...stick a bit more air in them than 33 / 36 (f/r). Im at 36/40 not, feels miles better Matt Last edited by Alpinestarhero; 02-03-08 at 06:14 PM. |
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im on the Z6's at the moment, you get some monster tread depth.. after my off i lost confidance in them but it was on ice.. and i doubt many tyres can maintain grip on sheet ice
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go for it if its cheaper, the z6 is a good tyre and most modern tyres will out perform there riders anyhow.
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You may want to consider Conti Road Attacks (very good for spirited riding on my MT-03 in wet and dry, no chicken strips over the winter months, cheaper as well) or the Avon Storm STs. Both should give you plenty of milage.
I'd be very interested on how you get on. I only get 2 - 2.5K from a rear Corsa III on my gixer, but its a fun milage on a cracking tyre. |
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I have 120/70 and 180/55 on my bike - they do make Z6 in this size - I went for Road Attacks and these are only just starting to square at 4000 miles - should easily get 5-5500 out of them. Go for it!
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Road Attacks for me, But there is something to be said for just going with what you have confidence in from the start.
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They'll easily except the power, your GSXR isn't a traction controlless MotoGP bike! The new Brigestone 021's are also very good, I feel that they are better but tyre choice varies from rider to rider.
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