New Tires
Hey Everyone,
It's about time for me to get some new tread. I mostly do highway/city riding, but I do hit the twisties pretty hard. Does anyone have any suggestion on what brand to get the best out of both worlds?
It's about time for me to get some new tread. I mostly do highway/city riding, but I do hit the twisties pretty hard. Does anyone have any suggestion on what brand to get the best out of both worlds?
yea has been discussed numerous times, but since im here...
i love the michelin pilot power 2ct
really sticky, good durability. just put a new set on my bike last friday.
try searching tires, or similar in the search box and you'll find plenty of posts
also, when i first started riding i think i pay like $150-$160 for the rear PP 2ct, but this time i found them online for $221 for the set, free shipping. def check out online stores
i love the michelin pilot power 2ct
really sticky, good durability. just put a new set on my bike last friday.
try searching tires, or similar in the search box and you'll find plenty of posts
also, when i first started riding i think i pay like $150-$160 for the rear PP 2ct, but this time i found them online for $221 for the set, free shipping. def check out online stores
Last edited by G3NESYS; Mar 21, 2011 at 10:22 AM.
Cycle Gear just sent me an email saying the Pirelli Diablo's are on sale for $169.99/set

http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1...=PAR_1430200_G

http://www.cyclegear.com/spgm.cfm?L1...=PAR_1430200_G
Last edited by nowensby; Mar 21, 2011 at 12:47 PM.
That's the tire I run as well. They seem to grip well so far wet or dry. I got around 5000 miles on mine, and they still appear to be roughly 50% tread left.
Michelins are still my go-to brand. Pilot Pure is the newest and best, Pilot Power 2CT is still a great tire. Definitely get a decent cornering tire if you hit the twisties pretty hard, don't stick with a basic road tire.
A good dual-compound tire is most likely your best best...harder center, softer/stickier edge.
RE: Pirelli Diablos: Talked to a rep on Sunday. These Diablos are new production, not leftovers from previous lots stored for long periods of time.
RE: Pirelli Diablos: Talked to a rep on Sunday. These Diablos are new production, not leftovers from previous lots stored for long periods of time.


