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Grrrr. I keep getting to the edge of the rear 180/55 and its annoying, you lean start going off of the edge pick it up, lean down again and do the same again. Not good im sure you agree. So want a long lasting rear but want more lean so I start looking at PR2's, roadsmarts etc and none of them do 190/55's! Arg. They do 190/50 but I still want the bike to actually go round corners so ill leave those...
Just a rant really. Guess I might have to just get a pilot power... or PP2ct. ![]() Oh, anyone know why? Last edited by ThEGr33k; 28-08-09 at 11:05 AM. |
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![]() pilot sports come in a 190. had one on my thou, glad i changed it as it slowed the steering up. alot. |
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Aye, there are two 190's, 50 and 55. 50's steer slow, 55's are faster steering...
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am guessing it must have been the 50 cos it were orrible
your not therefore taking this all as a sign to stop riding so damn fast then? ![]() |
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Well I dont know if I am riding that fast or not... Getting to the edge of your tyre dont necessarily mean much. I guess I should take it a little steadier but tbh I only do it on the odd occasion when im pushing it a bit and I know the road well so I "should" be ok if I keep my eye's out and feel whats happening. ![]() |
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I use Pirelli Diablo Rossos and think them an excellent tyre.
They do them in a 190/55
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Hmmm. Might have to have a look at those then! Cheers
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Nick,
I can't remember, do you hang off the bike much? Could be an option to corner faster... I think a lot of the sports touring tyres aren't as pointy in their profile to go with their ST nature, although I know loads of people who KD PR2s etc on sports bikes pretty easily. Just fitting a set of PR2s to the GSXR tomorrow, it will be interesting to se how they fair... |
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this is true, dunno i just like to keep a bit "in hand" should i need it - unless i am on the sm and then things do get a little silly. |
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Haven't spoken to him since, but get his attention on this thread (he's away at the moment) |
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