Time for some replacements!
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It depends on how you ride and who you ask. I've had a set on my gsxr 1000 for about 2500 miles and they still have planty of life left 50%+ I don't do track days yet and I don't do burnout or stunt. I just ride it in the twisties and use it to commute. Some people will only get 2000 mile out of a Pilot Power rear. 600's are also easier on rear tires. I put some sport touring Pirelli's on my F4I. They should have more than enough grip and last 2-3x the Powers. She should be ready to ride in a few weeks and I can't wait.
Get another Pilot Power. They are very good tires and you don't really mix and match tires.
Get another Pilot Power. They are very good tires and you don't really mix and match tires.
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Teko,
How is the grip of a road tire. Cause I do quite a few hard canyon style runs a year. This last weekend my tires were worn all the way to the very edge, so any further and I would have been dragging my knee's. Will a road tire give me the same grip when cornering that hard? I am new to the sport bikes, so please give all the feedback that you can.
How is the grip of a road tire. Cause I do quite a few hard canyon style runs a year. This last weekend my tires were worn all the way to the very edge, so any further and I would have been dragging my knee's. Will a road tire give me the same grip when cornering that hard? I am new to the sport bikes, so please give all the feedback that you can.
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Awesome, I will have to check them out. Does this forum have any discounts with any websites?? I belong to a hemi truck club and they have some good discounts from certain vendors. Let me know if there are some sites that I can support.
My local dealer is ****ty. I wont even buy a screw from them cause they suck so bad.
My local dealer is ****ty. I wont even buy a screw from them cause they suck so bad.
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