tyres

Just about ready for a new set of tyres and wanted some help or
recommendations on a good set of sticky tyres.

cheers,

Rob.

 

I would definitely recommend a good set of sticky tyres. Especially in the
sizes you mentioned.

 

Sorry 120/70 ZR17 and 180/55 ZR 17

 

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Suzuki GSXR600 they will be used on the road not track and will get some
stick occasionaly.

 

err, black and round ones.

 

Any opinions on the Pirelli Diablo Corsa and standard Diablo

 

heh. I've described it as "I couldn't have been wetter if I'd got in
the bath".
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I you ever get the chance, get a go on full racing wets on a wet
track. A completely mind blowing experience.
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Got 'em (standard Diablos), fantastic in comparison with the OE D207s
on my CBR6.[1] Seem to turn in much more predictably, and also better
around town as they don't tramline over white lines and overbanding
etc.

I've not had any problems in the wet, but then again I've only got a
year's experience on these and the D207s. The crap that's spread across
the roads behind the King's Cross construction site is another matter -
I'm not sure how they reduce the friction _that_ much - but the ensuing
slow-speed sliding about can be quite good fun.

TimP

[1] they were quite squared-off though, so were bound to feel shite.

 

it's hilarious around there in the wet. I remember a couple of years
ago, heading up York Way, pretty much wheelspinning and fish-tailing
about 1/2 a mile, laughing like a cretin the whole way.

 

Oh it is. There's still less outright grip than in the dry, but
waaaaaay more than you're used to in the wet, so for the first few
laps your head is silly saying "Hang on, I can't possibly lean over
this far in the rain".

Unfortunately, like everything [1], you soon get used to it.

[1] "the human condition"
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Not necessarily

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The DVD will be hitting the shops soon, will it?

 

Diablo Corsa. YKIMS.

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2794 tracks, 7.8 days, 11.23 GB.
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Or, at the very least, some form of distribution?

 

The obvious "if it's not interesting why keep mentioning it" aside I
thought the plan was to show the footage off. So others could enjoy the
fast well ridden machines in outstanding countryside.

 

IMO "vermin" isn't really appropriate. Not that it matters.

Cheers.

 

You built it up, just as you built up everything which is now used as
a pisstake.

You dish it out, but you can't take it.

 

Oh, one rule for you and one rule for others, eh?