Diablos/pressures?
 

:D

What pressures you guys running in diablos on the street?

By the way, they are the street version and not the corsa ones.

Cheers.:cool:

34 rear and 32 front.

Same, same and I love 'em.

I've been running them at 34f 39r road. 31 f and r on track ,abso brill.I'll try the above 34 32 as it's nearer ducati recommendations.

32F and 34R for me too. Awsome tyres, as sticky as an extra sticky thing in a pot of superglue. I can't get them to budge despite all manner of abuse. At the DSC trackday at Cadwell I was doing stuff like getting out of the throttle or even having to feather the brakes mid-corner to stop me running up someones chuff. All naughty stuff that, in theory, should load the front end up too much, cause me all sorts of grief, and increase the potential for the front end to wash out. The tyres just seem to laugh at my feeble attempts to unstick them, and these are just the standard Diablos. Anybody who feels they're too quick for these and needs the Corsas has my utmost respect.

Same here !

Pressures
 

Running 2.2 bar front and 2.5 bar rear.

Totally top tyres!:roll:

Giles

[Edited on 18-6-2004 by MarkyMark76]

OOOps
 

I think mine are still set the same from cadwell ...... That would explain alot

I run diablo corsa on the front and normal diablo on rear:cool:
They are bloody good had rear over to tyre wall after 5 miles:burn:

Superb tyres. I run 32/35 just to be a bit different.

I run Corsas (I know you didn't wanna know about them), and I run 32f and 35r on road. Ran 30/30 on track. Seems good to me. Very nice, not sure they are worth the extra price above standard Diablos for road use though???

Ade.

Diablo Corsa's for me...... 32 front 36 rear... mega grip even on full lean..... very confidence inspiring......But dont last long... Destroyed the rear in 1200 road miles :o

32F / 34R gang member!

:lol:

33f/36r, but then I do a fair bit of two`s up riding:D

32f/36r for me. I just filled my tires as a routine checkup last night and MAN... that made a total difference in handling (i have never checked tire pressure and the rear was below 20psi). I rode back to my place that night with practically a new bike - i didn't think it could handle much better but I was wrong.

so regularly check your pressures guys!

Its all those fine twisties that you have down that part of the country.
I remember them well from when I used to live there.:roll::devil:

I get down to the south west when ever I can.:burn:

Roll on the spring/summer!!!:devil:

DC.:burn: