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17-05-05, 06:51 PM

Cloggsy...Michelin Pilot Power? 50.6º lean angle in the dry? Why would you want to tone my riding down?

Seriously thx for the links mate!

17-05-05, 10:33 PM

cheers jonboy...some div might buy em -- wud codt em 50 quid in postage though !!!... lol

17-05-05, 10:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Henry

Cloggsy...Michelin Pilot Power? 50.6º lean angle in the dry? Why would you want to tone my riding down?

Seriously thx for the links mate!

Quote:

Originally Posted by jonboy

I think the answer depends on how much mileage you want from them. Now if that's not an issue then go for something like Metzeler M1s or Michelin Pilot Power (the brand new ones). Other than that Bridgestone 014s.

Wasn't me mate

18-05-05, 09:27 PM

oops sorry Jonboy! I knew you would come through in the end! Some good choices there.At the moment gut feeling would be the Michelin's or the Bridgestones.High mileage not a big issue..maybe 5k km per season top whack.Mind you remember my season is March to November!

More important to me is predictability under braking and top notch cornering potential. Which would be beyond my limits I am sure!

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17-05-05, 06:51 PM	#11
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	Cloggsy...Michelin Pilot Power? 50.6º lean angle in the dry? Why would you want to tone my riding down? Seriously thx for the links mate!

17-05-05, 10:33 PM	#12
Quiff Wichard Guest Posts: n/a	cheers jonboy...some div might buy em -- wud codt em 50 quid in postage though !!!... lol

18-05-05, 09:27 PM	#14
Peter Henry Guest Posts: n/a	oops sorry Jonboy! I knew you would come through in the end! Some good choices there.At the moment gut feeling would be the Michelin's or the Bridgestones.High mileage not a big issue..maybe 5k km per season top whack.Mind you remember my season is March to November! More important to me is predictability under braking and top notch cornering potential. Which would be beyond my limits I am sure!