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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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can anybody explain the different btw michelin pilot sport n michelin pilot power? which is better? and pros n cons? wat are the price?

 

and also is dunlop GPR70SP gd?

 

cheers

skazuz

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mitosis Newbie

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heard good things abt both, pilot sport more towards road, power more towards track.

Sport will last longer but still good enough for track ( im talking about the power of 2a here so i dont know abt class 2). Power will give u more confidence on track but doesnt last as long.

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Brand new rear suspension, new rubbers in carbs, serviced carbs, double bubble windscreen, voltmeter, Pilot Sport tyres, Did o ring + VAZ sprokets, front brake pump, gaskets + waterpump oil seal, Maxima CoolAid, 2nd hand rear hugger, 2nd hand front brake disc, Fizz Power brake pads front and back, 2nd hand front and back rims, Yusa battery, Reconditioned 2nd hand carbs by Planet, Front sticker number plate, front wheel bearings, new clutch plates, fortuna paintwork sponsored by spastic driver, Keitin tank pad.

 

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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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Originally posted by mitosis@January 10, 2007 05:13 am

heard good things abt both, pilot sport more towards road, power more towards track.

Sport will last longer but still good enough for track ( im talking about the power of 2a here so i dont know abt class 2). Power will give u more confidence on track but doesnt last as long.

thanks.. need moer help from the others..

 

cheers

skazuz

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frogman Newbie

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Originally posted by skazuz@January 10, 2007 11:33 am

thanks.. need moer help from the others..

 

cheers

skazuz

try michelin website..got a diagram tat explains how e tyre performs in wet,dry,mileage,etc :thumb:

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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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Originally posted by frogman@January 10, 2007 08:15 pm

try michelin website..got a diagram tat explains how e tyre performs in wet,dry,mileage,etc :thumb:

thanks bro..

 

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skazuz

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Raptor Newbie

Raptor

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Anybody seen this tyre in Singapore?? Seems like very popular in the States. Saw them at the Track Day today. Look like Racetecs to me.

 

 

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TooToo7 Newbie

TooToo7

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Originally posted by Raptor@January 15, 2007 12:48 pm

Anybody seen this tyre in Singapore?? Seems like very popular in the States. Saw them at the Track Day today. Look like Racetecs to me.

It's not released locally yet. Isn't that BT-002 Pro.

NoLogicOne Newbie

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Couple of yrs ago, I checked with Evershine (distributor of Bridgestone) and they told me could not bring in BT-002 (no Pro then) due some road use legality....

 

A month ago, saw a pair at Minerva....was told it's a "review" tyre, and only a few were handed out, God knows from where man.

 

Yup, American love this tyre for track. I so wanted to try this and Dunlop Sportmax GP before I head over there. Get a feel for myself first.

 

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Sub Zero Newbie

Sub Zero

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Hi guys,

 

I need to change the tyres on my RS125 soon.. I use the bike for track, and currently i have the GPR70s on..

 

After 2-3 more sessions, i can say goodbye already..

 

Sourcing for alternative tyres as no more production of GPR70s..

 

Any recommendations? My tyre size is 110/70 front and 150/60 rear...

 

Heard good things abt Pilot Power and Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa.. How much are they??

 

Who's the Pirelli's tyre dealer in SG??

 

Any other recommendations?? Heard abt Alpha 10, but at $390 i think it's seriously overpriced.. This was the price a forumer listed..

 

Kinda difficult to find tyres for my bike as i looking for soft or dual compound tyres and they dont have them for my front..

 

Any suggestions will be most welcome.. Thanx in advance!

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Sub Zero Newbie

Sub Zero

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And eh..

 

Are these Bridgestone BT39SS soft compound tyres?

 

Can use for track?

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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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i change to M1 and it say cold 41psi.. den wat should i for the front n rear?

 

my profile is 120/60-f 160/60 rear...(super 4 spec3) and i always my pillion which weigh bout 45 kg incudling me its 90.. so wat the correct pressure i shld pump?

 

thanks

 

cheers

skazuz

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GreeKo Newbie

GreeKo

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Went to HKL to change tyre to bt020....bt021 havent arrive yet...hmm, taking hard corner on bt020 kinda scary....mayb need to get use to it

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hachi Newbie

hachi

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Bridgestone BT 021 Luxury sport 23.12.2006 Wood apple

 

The new Bridgestone BT 021 Luxury sport will be available starting from February 2007 in the most important 17"and 18" dimensions. The direct successor the proven BT 020 exhibits two rubber mixtures : laterally the mixture of the BT 014, thus for quite sporty burning on the road. In the center it is maintained nevertheless the high run achievement of the 020ers. New mono spiral bracing plies improve stability when accelerating and braking, without losing the high-sensitive self-absorption for high comfort. And I liked the design...Yeah!!

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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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anyone heard of briedgestone ridden>? wats the model number?

 

heard that is gd both in the rain n hot weather.. anyone use it before?

 

comments?

 

price?

 

 

cheers

skazuz

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sadxjr Newbie

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both my tyre botak liao. i wish to change a new set for my krr. what tyre should i change? thanks bros ~

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skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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Originally posted by sadxjr@February 02, 2007 11:25 pm

both my tyre botak liao. i wish to change a new set for my krr. what tyre should i change? thanks bros ~

bt-39.. or TT900 gp...

 

cheers

skazuz

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smokin Newbie

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need a brief review/feedback of the Michelin Pilot Road that was introduced to me. currently i'm using z6 which is due for replacement. riding style= 2/3 hiway, 1/3 street and the occasional tour up north.

i'm in between the z6/ bt020/ pilot road..........

thanks

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Smyles Newbie

Smyles

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Originally posted by smokin@February 04, 2007 11:59 am

need a brief review/feedback of the Michelin Pilot Road that was introduced to me. currently i'm using z6 which is due for replacement. riding style= 2/3 hiway, 1/3 street and the occasional tour up north.

i'm in between the z6/ bt020/ pilot road..........

thanks

I used Michelin Pilot Roads for two years, low mileage tho. I ride a Honda Hornet.

 

Am wondering the difference between the Pilot Road and Pilot Sports actually. I assumed that the SPort has a softer compound and is therefore more sticky but the website seems to suggest that it's dun perform as well as the Road.

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