tire info.. - Page 2

CombatM0NKEY · 06-10-2012, 01:12 AM

well.. i was informed rears typically last about 7500 miles. which mine did they way I ride. I don't drop 3rd and dump the throttle and rip it WOT, no peel outs, no burn outs, I don't lock the rear when braking.. I suppose a proper variable would be...

by spending amount of $$$ more or less, does it = +50 miles more? +500 miles? or x2 or whatever of mileage. (I know it won't last more than 10000 miles)

BTW nick, we missed ya today.

Chris_5.0 · 06-10-2012, 01:13 AM

And everyone likes to be like everyone else buying the same stuff. Lol!

CombatM0NKEY · 06-10-2012, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris_5.0

And everyone likes to be like everyone else buying the same stuff. Lol!

not I. But i sure as am not buying shinkos after the reviews.

I was directed to..
AVON, Pilot 2ct's, and your pirelli's. and some michellins.

I currently have Dunlop.. sportmaxx??sport somethings.

BaoPee · 06-10-2012, 01:18 AM

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Originally Posted by CombatM0NKEY

well.. i was informed rears typically last about 7500 miles. which mine did they way I ride. I don't drop 3rd and dump the throttle and rip it WOT, no peel outs, no burn outs, I don't lock the rear when braking.. I suppose a proper variable would be...

by spending amount of $$$ more or less, does it = +50 miles more? +500 miles? or x2 or whatever of mileage. (I know it won't last more than 10000 miles)

BTW nick, we missed ya today.

sorry i could not make it today, but i will try to make it to the next one, and you need to tell trey, "stop asking asian riders for BP dummies"...

CombatM0NKEY · 06-10-2012, 01:24 AM

ROFLMAO!..
Mark was the closest we could find.. hahahah..

texlurch · 06-10-2012, 01:28 AM

I got 7500 on my rear Dunlop Roadsmart.. you should do better on the lighter/lower power bike

Pilot Road 3 are similar, a little more pointy in shape which means quicker turn in, but they are also more $$.

Don't get the Pilot Power 2CT, you want the Roads. Powers are the soft sport tire.

You need to look at one of the sport touring tires for the riding you do.

Thayleal · 06-10-2012, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by BaoPee

sorry i could not make it today, but i will try to make it to the next one, and you need to tell trey, "stop asking asian riders for BP dummies"...

Asians weigh less because they are built like little girls

Alot of people like the BT0023s... in fact CaffeineRacer commutes on them and even ran them at the track no problems.

texlurch · 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Thayleal

Alot of people like the BT0023s... in fact CaffeineRacer commutes on them and even ran them at the track no problems.

Yep, I forgot those

My buddy also really likes his Conti Motions

Truth is the new sport touring tires provide all the grip you'll ever need on the street for 99% of riders and roads.

We won't mention those 1%..

GAU-8 · 06-10-2012, 02:12 AM

combatmonkey..what do you ride? and is it a daily driver and/or ONLY form of transpo?

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CombatM0NKEY · 06-10-2012, 03:18 AM

600rr. yes daily.. not ONLY form of transportation.. But definitely the most fun. lol.
I've had the bike 4 months.. from 0-7000+ miles.. i need to change the rear. Which says a lot about how much i ride it. IF.. i could put an imaginary treat in the middle, the sides are still about.. 90% there.. lol.

Chris_5.0 · 06-10-2012, 07:08 AM

What are everyones thoughts on rear tire size

Swoop · 06-10-2012, 07:11 AM

I put a set of shikos on a couple years ago. Great price and fine to ride to work or just cruising around. I wouldnt recomend them for anything else, very greasy feeling when leaned over at speed. Spend $50 bucks more and get a better tire.

texlurch · 06-10-2012, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris_5.0

What are everyones thoughts on rear tire size

Whichever one fits your rim

Chris_5.0 · 06-10-2012, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by texlurch

Whichever one fits your rim

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texlurch · 06-10-2012, 07:44 AM

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Most rims fall into the 5 or 5.5 size, a few like mine are 6 inch

5 = 180
5.5 = 180/190
6 = 190/200

50 or 55 aspect will depend on whats avail (not many in the touring style in the 190 range) and your style of riding

RACER X · 06-10-2012, 07:48 AM

pilot road 3

190/55

though for a 600 like the OP has, 180/55 is the best option.

Chris_5.0 · 06-10-2012, 07:51 AM

Yea i can use a 180 or 190 but whats the advantages and disadvantages on the 4 combinations 180/50 180/55 190/50 190/55

RACER X · 06-10-2012, 07:57 AM

180/55 best turn in, not to meaty, prefect for 600s
never seen 180/50

190/50 meaty tire, lots of contact patch when vertical, mostly seen on big bore bikes 1ks, busa type bikes

190/55 "new" size , contact patch of a traditional 190/50 but better turn in, not as good as 180/55 but beter then 190/50

Chris_5.0 · 06-10-2012, 08:09 AM

Yea i have a 900 with a 180/55 was wondering if the 190/55 would be better. And yea the 190/50 sucked i had it on before.

texlurch · 06-10-2012, 08:10 AM

You'll also find different shapes in the same sizes between different brands...

Pirelli and Michelin tend to be more of a pointy V shape
Dunlop and Stones tend towards a more rounded C shape

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06-10-2012, 01:13 AM	#22
Chris_5.0 HalfFast Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Katy Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 12,563 Experience: 1-3 months Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): Ducati Monster 1200 Honda Grom	And everyone likes to be like everyone else buying the same stuff. Lol!
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06-10-2012, 01:28 AM	#26
texlurch Official MH tag inspector Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Smack dab in the middle of Colo Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 10,466 Experience: 10+ years Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): 16 R1200RS 00 ZX-12R 07 GSXR 600	I got 7500 on my rear Dunlop Roadsmart.. you should do better on the lighter/lower power bike Pilot Road 3 are similar, a little more pointy in shape which means quicker turn in, but they are also more $$. Don't get the Pilot Power 2CT, you want the Roads. Powers are the soft sport tire. You need to look at one of the sport touring tires for the riding you do.
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06-10-2012, 07:08 AM	#31
Chris_5.0 HalfFast Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Katy Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 12,563 Experience: 1-3 months Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): Ducati Monster 1200 Honda Grom	What are everyones thoughts on rear tire size
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06-10-2012, 07:48 AM	#36
RACER X what R you lookin' at? Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Richmond, Tx Feedback Rating: (26) Posts: 34,702 Experience: 10+ years Trackdays: 8 Bike(s): 2015 Ducati Monster 1200S '14 Honda GROM! 181cc of fury!!-SOLD '10 Aprilia Tuono Factory-SOLD '08 Busa - sold A few more sold	pilot road 3 190/55 though for a 600 like the OP has, 180/55 is the best option.
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06-10-2012, 02:12 AM	#29
GAU-8 official thread ender. Join Date: May 2009 Feedback Rating: (0) Posts: 5,476 Experience: 10+ years Trackdays: 1	combatmonkey..what do you ride? and is it a daily driver and/or ONLY form of transpo? Sent from my Droid using Tapatalk 2

06-10-2012, 07:11 AM	#32
Swoop Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Woodlands Feedback Rating: (0) Posts: 147 Experience: 10+ years Bike(s): Kawasaki 636 2005 CBR 600rr 2001	I put a set of shikos on a couple years ago. Great price and fine to ride to work or just cruising around. I wouldnt recomend them for anything else, very greasy feeling when leaned over at speed. Spend $50 bucks more and get a better tire.

06-10-2012, 07:51 AM	#37
Chris_5.0 HalfFast Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Katy Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 12,563 Experience: 1-3 months Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): Ducati Monster 1200 Honda Grom	Yea i can use a 180 or 190 but whats the advantages and disadvantages on the 4 combinations 180/50 180/55 190/50 190/55
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06-10-2012, 07:57 AM	#38
RACER X what R you lookin' at? Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Richmond, Tx Feedback Rating: (26) Posts: 34,702 Experience: 10+ years Trackdays: 8 Bike(s): 2015 Ducati Monster 1200S '14 Honda GROM! 181cc of fury!!-SOLD '10 Aprilia Tuono Factory-SOLD '08 Busa - sold A few more sold	180/55 best turn in, not to meaty, prefect for 600s never seen 180/50 190/50 meaty tire, lots of contact patch when vertical, mostly seen on big bore bikes 1ks, busa type bikes 190/55 "new" size , contact patch of a traditional 190/50 but better turn in, not as good as 180/55 but beter then 190/50
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06-10-2012, 08:09 AM	#39
Chris_5.0 HalfFast Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Katy Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 12,563 Experience: 1-3 months Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): Ducati Monster 1200 Honda Grom	Yea i have a 900 with a 180/55 was wondering if the 190/55 would be better. And yea the 190/50 sucked i had it on before.
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06-10-2012, 08:10 AM	#40
texlurch Official MH tag inspector Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Smack dab in the middle of Colo Feedback Rating: (2) Posts: 10,466 Experience: 10+ years Trackdays: 1 Bike(s): 16 R1200RS 00 ZX-12R 07 GSXR 600	You'll also find different shapes in the same sizes between different brands... Pirelli and Michelin tend to be more of a pointy V shape Dunlop and Stones tend towards a more rounded C shape
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