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Favourite Tyre for the SD
33 posts · Started by Bink · 25 Mar 2007
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Post 12 by Dr F,
#12D208RR for me. This is what mine came with and today I scuffed them all the way. GREAT day for riding here today! 70 degrees, rain washed all the salt away Friday and a new bike that I have finally figured out how to work!
I have ridden Dunlops for over 10 years and plan on putting Qualifiers on after these are gone.
I agree that tyres are the best insurance. Your tyres can never be too good.
I am suprised how well the D208RR's work considering they are black and all.
I have ridden Dunlops for over 10 years and plan on putting Qualifiers on after these are gone.
I agree that tyres are the best insurance. Your tyres can never be too good.
I am suprised how well the D208RR's work considering they are black and all.
Post 13 by fleegal,
#13I think Diablo's are excellent all rounders. Corsa front, normal rear. And as they are not 'the latest & greatest' anymore, fairly cheap.
Only €125 front and €150 rear at Sommer KTM, Germany. Suits me fine.
Richard.
Only €125 front and €150 rear at Sommer KTM, Germany. Suits me fine.
Richard.
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Post 15 by aP,
#15Do you know what the difference is between them and the M1s? Metzeler are only listing M1s for the SD and not M3s.......
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Post 28 by DukeUK990,
#28I've just fitted Metzeler Sportec M1s, 200 miles in and I am deeply in love, they are fantastic tyres, no moments and lots of lean angle, confidence inspiring! Rode them home from the garage in the pissing rain too, took it easy but they seemed fine.
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Post 33 by Dr F,
#33Just replaced my Conti Sport Attack rear after getting about 1000 miles road use and two track days out of it.
Roll on the next pair so i can try a different tyre
Roll on the next pair so i can try a different tyre
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