best tires for my 954?
#1
best tires for my 954?
i have a 180/50/17 right now, thinking about going to the shienko 180/55/17, with stock front.... i like the twisties and i read that the taller 55 tire make it a little easier to throw around in the curves and gives you a little more tread wear... is that a good brand or should i go with something else just looking for a little info.
#2
asking about best tires is like asking which oil i should use. and which is the best exhaust..
i run dunlop d616,s off a buell ulysses.. becuase they give great mileage..and ride 2 up ALOT. plus i can get them to the edge on the street.and have drug my knee.. i have over 12,000 on them right now.. also i live in washington state :-) they are a great tire.( im glad i had them for general parking at 2008 laguna seca) i mean really HOW hard do you ride on the street constantly.????
they just take about 20 miles to warm up.
look at my album pics you should see them on there
i run dunlop d616,s off a buell ulysses.. becuase they give great mileage..and ride 2 up ALOT. plus i can get them to the edge on the street.and have drug my knee.. i have over 12,000 on them right now.. also i live in washington state :-) they are a great tire.( im glad i had them for general parking at 2008 laguna seca) i mean really HOW hard do you ride on the street constantly.????
they just take about 20 miles to warm up.
look at my album pics you should see them on there
Last edited by repsolroger; 03-05-2009 at 03:04 AM.
#3
I agree with repsol. What's your purpose? I'm fixing to get the Pilot Power 2CT's for mine, but I only have 3 months a year to ride and I need something for everyday commute and occasional track days with the guys. If you ride em hard go soft, if you ride em soft go hard, and if you're in between pick your poison.
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i agree with what both of you are saying and i understand. but have you heard of shienko? And is it a decent brand? thats basically what i wanted to know.. i understand the different compound tires, soft hard ect.... but wanted to know about this particular brand and if anybody runs them
thanks
ricky
thanks
ricky
#5
Shinko sucks imo. I tried one for like 300 or so miles and took it right back off and tossed it. They seemed very hard, took forever to warm up, and never felt sticky to me. I never felt like i could let loose on the bike as i would slip or spin. Now i ride pretty aggressivly, and have a few mild riding friends that like the Shinko's, but not this cat.
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