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collydug 28-05-11 02:40

road only tyres ?
 
Am looking for decent grippy road only tyres for my XTX, any suggestions guys.

Fozzer 28-05-11 03:25

Got to say I'm currently using Dunlop Mutants very very grippy

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chester0_1972 28-05-11 19:25

So far I have used Pirelli Stradas ( which were on it when I bought it ) which weren't bad but only average really. Then I put some Pirelli Supercorsas on as I was doing a trackday and they grip extremely well, not bad in the wet either. Currently got Michelin Pilot Roads on and they are a good tyre. Grip is excellent wet and dry and its only when really you really push the tyres that you run out of grip and they are lasting well.

javahouse 30-05-11 21:32

I put a std diablo on the back of mine when the original wore out. Wish I'd gone softer now. To be fair, it does seem to grip well, just never chews up. Maybe that's good?
Rob

hazza2805 30-05-11 22:00

Search for Avon Distanzia on this forum, most people recommend them (as do I), they are fantastic.

javahouse 30-05-11 22:05

Does that go for XTR too?
Ta
Rob

chester0_1972 31-05-11 14:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by hazza2805 (Post 156510)
Search for Avon Distanzia on this forum, most people recommend them (as do I), they are fantastic.

Which has always puzzled me as they will not offer the same amount of grip as a dedicated road tyre.

collydug 01-06-11 01:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by chester0_1972 (Post 156529)
Which has always puzzled me as they will not offer the same amount of grip as a dedicated road tyre.

This is what i am not sure about. I have had mostly sport bikes and cant understand how a dual sport tyre would be best for me if i am never going to go off road or even green laning, surely a dedicated road tyre would give better grip and feel compared to the distanzias. I will of course defer to you guys wealth of experience but it just seems wierd. All comments will be welcomed.

CaptMoto 01-06-11 02:22

Avon Distanzia, the best tyres for an xtx


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chester0_1972 01-06-11 07:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by collydug (Post 156559)
This is what i am not sure about. I have had mostly sport bikes and cant understand how a dual sport tyre would be best for me if i am never going to go off road or even green laning, surely a dedicated road tyre would give better grip and feel compared to the distanzias. I will of course defer to you guys wealth of experience but it just seems wierd. All comments will be welcomed.

Alot of people on here do rate them but then you don't what other tyres they've tried or what their bike history is. If you get them I'd be very interested what you think of them coming from sports bikes. I'd stear clear, as you've stated how can a dual sport tyre be better than a dedicated road tyre. I'd never dream of putting Distanzias on my gsxr.


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