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Smyles Newbie

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Hey Carbine,

 

What kind of mileage do u get from Pilot Power? Good in the wet? Fast to get to optimum temperature?

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

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Kaoiwas Newbie

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Get the ConstiSport Attack guys. Paid $330 w/installation & balancing at Bikeworkz for my 120/70f 190/50r. SHould be cheaper for the 120/60f 160/60r.

 

Good value for money. Grippy even with the wax on. Beautiful tread pattern. Can't say about the mileage yet but its supposed to last longer then most tyres in this category such as the Pilot Powers, Sportec M1 and Diablo Corsas.

 

Best I like about these tyres is the shock absorbancy. It doesn't tramline or jarr like the BT 014s I was previously on.

R3sistor Newbie

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Originally posted by Kaoiwas@February 13, 2007 07:16 pm

Get the ConstiSport Attack guys. Paid $330 w/installation & balancing at Bikeworkz for my 120/70f 190/50r. SHould be cheaper for the 120/60f 160/60r.

 

Good value for money. Grippy even with the wax on. Beautiful tread pattern. Can't say about the mileage yet but its supposed to last longer then most tyres in this category such as the Pilot Powers, Sportec M1 and Diablo Corsas.

 

Best I like about these tyres is the shock absorbancy. It doesn't tramline or jarr like the BT 014s I was previously on.

The 120/60f and 160/60r is cheaper cause its made in malaysia.. :> so the quality isn't that good either..

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carbine Newbie

carbine

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Originally posted by R3sistor@February 18, 2007 03:59 pm

The 120/60f and 160/60r is cheaper cause its made in malaysia.. :> so the quality isn't that good either..

grippy...only when road is dry.......... :cheeky:

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carbine Newbie

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Originally posted by Smyles@February 11, 2007 02:39 pm

Hey Carbine,

 

What kind of mileage do u get from Pilot Power? Good in the wet? Fast to get to optimum temperature?

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

i juz got it last week...so far less den 300km on them...so i dunno abt its mileage yet

 

but the confidence the tire gives is veri good...much better den the conti sport attack imho

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GreeKo Newbie

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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 wud get the z6 if i gt da cash n it also have an advantage over bt020 for cornering (still regret for not buying it since it wud cost me 100+ more than my bt's n im reaching the edges of my tyres)....bt on budget i wud get bt020 which is value for money (haiz)....dunno abt pilot rd though

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Aalex82 Newbie

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Originally posted by R3sistor@February 18, 2007 03:59 pm

The 120/60f and 160/60r is cheaper cause its made in malaysia.. :> so the quality isn't that good either..

if the tyre side wall printed made in germany??

is it oso possible make in malaysia??

cos i find it quite gd to use til now..

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natgw Newbie

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pilot sports? not sure if pilot power is available for ur tyre size

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Murphy Newbie

Murphy

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there are no pilot sports for 2b....2a n above only

 

 

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natgw Newbie

natgw

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hmmm i remember seeing pilot sports on sp before.. but pilot power also available for 2b bikes.. but rs125 and mito only la. =D

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guessLah Newbie

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Originally posted by megayon@January 28, 2007 10:22 pm

Does anyone knows whether Bridgestone BT-021 has arrived in Singapore? It's supposed to be the upgrade version of BT-020...

bt021 is here,got mine at HKL..

servoprax Newbie

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Originally posted by R3sistor@February 18, 2007 03:59 pm

The 120/60f and 160/60r is cheaper cause its made in malaysia.. :> so the quality isn't that good either..

your claims on the malaysian made conti tyres suffer from quality is made on what grounds ?

 

any professional comparisons made by a review committee made on official sites online or offline ? imo if there is, then there would be a cause for concern.

 

its like starbucks. u find them in every country but the formula for mocha frap is almost the same.

Kaoiwas Newbie

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Originally posted by R3sistor@February 18, 2007 03:59 pm

The 120/60f and 160/60r is cheaper cause its made in malaysia.. :> so the quality isn't that good either..

Its cheaper NOT becos its made in msia. Its cheaper simply cos its much smaller in size.

 

Anyway, I doubt msia is willing to spend time n effort making tyres for big bikes. If its Continental tyres for cars then I suppose its possible. But i'm pretty sure all Conti bike tyres in sg are from Germany.

Kaoiwas Newbie

Kaoiwas

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Originally posted by [c]arbine@February 18, 2007 04:37 pm

grippy...only when road is dry.......... :cheeky:

Its grippy even on wet roads man. I happily and confidently take 160-180km/hr sweepers at 2nd link during rain, drizzle and juz after the rain stops. Just be sure to warm up the tyres by flexing them first.

 

BUT, I did lose my grip on those painted cement roads when it was wet, and those metal road covers used during road construction.

stkoh78 Rookie

stkoh78

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Originally posted by dinesh@January 05, 2007 04:25 pm

hey guys wat tyre do u reccomend for street use.... bt 090 or m3.... or anythin else in mind...

I think BT090 is not available for sometime already . In fact last year , alot of shops ppl told me that his model has already EOL . Correct me if i am wrong .

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