Mon May 21, 2007 12:42 pm
Burky only the pilot power rears are puncture prone.
Thats not the powers race,road or sport.
Thats not the powers race,road or sport.
Mon May 21, 2007 2:14 pm
Pontikat wrote:Burky only the pilot power rears are puncture prone.
Thats not the powers race,road or sport.
They are ????
Mon May 21, 2007 2:58 pm
Pilot sport are shit,pilot road well they would want to be softer on the sides as the original roads wernt the best in the twisties.go the m3s and if ya dont like them i will be surprised 
Mon May 21, 2007 4:34 pm
I've had Pilot Powers and M3's on the 10 and I reckon the M3's are a better bet. They seem to be lasting longer as well.
Mon May 21, 2007 4:39 pm
My ZZR's still got a Power front, Road rear.
I killed a Pilot Sport front in less than half the k's the Power's done (currently ~11500) and the ZZR's problem is lack of clearance, not rear grip. The Power makes the steering feel weird at low speed, but that goes away when you get going. It's a decent combination for longevity.
Now I don't get out as much I care much less about longevity and therefore opt for softer tyres. The 9 likes Shinkos.
I killed a Pilot Sport front in less than half the k's the Power's done (currently ~11500) and the ZZR's problem is lack of clearance, not rear grip. The Power makes the steering feel weird at low speed, but that goes away when you get going. It's a decent combination for longevity.
Now I don't get out as much I care much less about longevity and therefore opt for softer tyres. The 9 likes Shinkos.
Mon May 21, 2007 6:32 pm
Pontikat wrote:Burky only the pilot power rears are puncture prone.
Thats not the powers race,road or sport.
According too????
Neil
Mon May 21, 2007 8:58 pm
probably Mick the Cave wookie - he seems to know a bit about tyres...
Mon May 21, 2007 9:58 pm
Gosling1 wrote:probably Mick the Cave wookie - he seems to know a bit about tyres...
More likely an old wives tale!!!
Neil
Mon May 21, 2007 10:06 pm
FFS - whatever.
Mon May 21, 2007 10:34 pm
Gosling1 wrote::roll: FFS - whatever.
Yep that too!
Neil
Tue May 22, 2007 9:43 pm
thanks for you incisive wit and informed comments mate, its always a pleasure to read your posts.........
thanks
Tue May 29, 2007 1:09 pm
NO NO NO thank you all!!!! I did have a pilot sport on the rear originaly when I purchused the bike, it was fantastic but it lasted about 5k Klm the road has given me 16k Klm, might get a sport and try out the M1s, keep the sport for a track,(If I ever get to do 1) lets go riding
Sat Jun 09, 2007 1:42 am
It all depends on how hard you ride, if your a bit soft then your tyres dont need to be but if you think your hard 
a softer tyre is probably better.
But you shouldnt expect to get the kms out of a soft tyre that you do out of a hard one.
my bike came with Dunlops on it standard but i wasnt happy with the level of traction, im real happy with the traction of the pilot power on the front and pilot power HPX on the back but i tear them apart pretty regularly. havent had any pucture problems that wouldve been any different for any other tyre though. Does a tec-srew at a drag meeting count
a softer tyre is probably better.
But you shouldnt expect to get the kms out of a soft tyre that you do out of a hard one.
my bike came with Dunlops on it standard but i wasnt happy with the level of traction, im real happy with the traction of the pilot power on the front and pilot power HPX on the back but i tear them apart pretty regularly. havent had any pucture problems that wouldve been any different for any other tyre though. Does a tec-srew at a drag meeting count