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636 hey i dont know what kind of tires to get for my 2005 636 what is the best thing to use on the street i dont do track at all just school and well daliy driver i have the stock tires on there now there ok but i want to try something new
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dunlop 207(soft ,good street-race tire) dunlop 208(good street tire) Both very good tires!!!Just dont hit it for at least 100 miles or you will eat concrete!!!A good burnout will break a new tire in well!!I run 208 in front and 207 in rear!
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Verdad Gallardo im hopeing to win a pair on Gixxer.com , I like to make my bike lean so it would be perfect for corner carving since the rubber on either side of the chicken stripe is super soft for tracks. Just need to find some damn twisty *** roads
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Originally Posted by Ravenous T\A
im hopeing to win a pair on Gixxer.com , I like to make my bike lean so it would be perfect for corner carving since the rubber on either side of the chicken stripe is super soft for tracks. Just need to find some damn twisty *** roads
google maps could be your friend in that situation.
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dunlop qualifiers are bad *** sticky tires and yes you can ride with them on the street. pilot power or pilot power race would be even better. i run the pilot power on my 929RR and on the 600RR im trying bridgestone battle axe out.
cycle gear has great prices, call david at cycle werkz in benbrook, they have pilot powers always in stock and super cheap. 817-244-9900. make an appointment, ride down and get some new tires put on right there on the spot. you can watch them work on your bike.
cycle gear has great prices, call david at cycle werkz in benbrook, they have pilot powers always in stock and super cheap. 817-244-9900. make an appointment, ride down and get some new tires put on right there on the spot. you can watch them work on your bike.
Originally Posted by Ravenous T\A
im hopeing to win a pair on Gixxer.com , I like to make my bike lean so it would be perfect for corner carving since the rubber on either side of the chicken stripe is super soft for tracks. Just need to find some damn twisty *** roads
Originally Posted by Blown04Z06
dunlop qualifiers are bad *** sticky tires and yes you can ride with them on the street.
you mean "Super-Squids"....Like having a Hotrod show that shows nothing but drifting and burnouts....worse show ever made for motorcyclist, that **** gives us a bad name.
Originally Posted by Venkman
I've got a pair of BT014 200 mile take offs i'd let go for $150.
I bought a tire warranty, Im gonna see if they can swap out for another brand, these Factory Bridgestones Battles are kinda squiggly, I dont like them at all.
