Dunlop Qualifier

Anyone seen this before ?
I believe it was being used under normal riding conditions & pffffffffffffffffft.

Nanna

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Bugger me !

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Kishy strips & no cold tearing.

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Gotta love that Dunlop reliability..

hey Hoff, wasn;t ghostrider sponsored by dunlop? and his tyre had chunks coming out of it???

hey Hoff, wasn;t ghostrider sponsored by dunlop? and his tyre had chunks coming out of it???

yes, it de-laminated, but he is so tough he kept kicking ass ON it !

Ghost riders tyre...after 15 mins of blasting !! kinda concerning....

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I got a dunny q on the front and laready paid for one on the back too, first and last time, they are shite IMO.

now in saying all the above I have a qualifer rear in the shed with only 2500kms on it.......anyone one to buy it???????

I wouldn't put another qualifier on my bike if it was the last tyre on the planet - they suck big ones.

If I could afford it and never rode in the wet I'd run Pilot race - love em. Will probably try either Pilot Power or Power road II next time. Probably PR2 as a spend some time on the freeway.

Looks like underflation issue more than anything else going by the pics/ scalloping Ponti

ie under 20psi with a full gearsack /pillion and a few miles on the highway will do it

I guess I'm the only one who likes his qualifiers.

I thought my qualifiers were fine until I tried something different... then I realised how crappy they were, I would never buy them again and wouldn't recommend them to anyone either, they suck.

dunlops suck, i woudnt recommend them to anyone. They last long but grip both on dry or wet conditions is poor.

....I guess I'm the only one who likes his qualifiers. .....

not the only one mate, I thought the Dunlop Q's were a pretty good tyre as well. I was not a big fan of the OEM 208's on the MFP12 back in '05.......but the last set of Dunny Q's I had were fine, and gripped OK for my sedate riding style....

I have always been a bit of a Dunlop fan, especially the GPR70 on the back of the hybrid - which has now done 5 track days, was 4 years old when I bought the mag wheels 3 years ago..... - and a few people here have seen the hybrid on the track, it was not lacking in grip *at all*.

A set of Dunlop Roadsmarts will be the next matched set on the 12. Quite looking forward to seeing how they go.

....I guess I'm the only one who likes his qualifiers. .....

not the only one mate, I thought the Dunlop Q's were a pretty good tyre as well. I was not a big fan of the OEM 208's on the MFP12 back in '05.......but the last set of Dunny Q's I had were fine, and gripped OK for my sedate riding style....

I have always been a bit of a Dunlop fan, especially the GPR70 on the back of the hybrid - which has now done 5 track days, was 4 years old when I bought the mag wheels 3 years ago..... - and a few people here have seen the hybrid on the track, it was not lacking in grip *at all*.

A set of Dunlop Roadsmarts will be the next matched set on the 12. Quite looking forward to seeing how they go.

Well i am quite happy with the roadsmarts on the nine,but found if ya push the front a bit you will wear it out well before the rear tyre.Thats probably not a bad thing as its doing its job.I get about 5-6000 out of the front and 8-8500 out of the rear

Fark thats wierd a front would wear out way before a rear !!

Have you tried road 2's ?