Michelin tyre recommendations for Ducati's

Iconic944ss · 10-Feb-2004, 23:16

The Michelin webpage for this section didnt work properly, you need to select Ducati from the tyre fitment page and leave the other two fields empty before pressing the 'search button......

Good Luck - Frank

http://www.michelin.co.uk

webbyc · 10-Feb-2004, 23:40

Michellin - no thanks!!!!

tyreman · 11-Feb-2004, 08:20

well said webby
BRIDGESTONE !
BRIDGESTONE

ben998 · 11-Feb-2004, 12:27

Michelins

Iconic944ss · 11-Feb-2004, 12:29

Gotta say I'm leaning towards Supercorsa's anyway - hopefully - lol

DJ Tera · 11-Feb-2004, 12:32

"Buy Pirelli/Bridgestone/Dunlop,......

Anything but ours!"

Andyl · 09-Mar-2004, 15:40

I wouldn't burn Michelins to keep the bike warm in winter! I have recently discovered Bridgestones 012ss's and wouldn't switch back having tried just about eveything else. They are a great all round tyre IMHO. Wet / dry / track / road.

Dave G · 09-Mar-2004, 16:03

Bridgestones for me,though I've just been tempted by a good price on pirelli diablo's.
I think I'd rather run the wheel rims than michelins.....I'd get more grip in the rain.

09-Mar-2004, 17:43

hey Michelins are great if you like that "i'm on ice" feeling on a nice summers day ....

sorry CK ... (that puncture was a message)

Road Runner · 09-Mar-2004, 20:16

Ok guys I have only run Michelins on my 996 so will take your advise and fit bridgestones next time .
do I fit BT101
or BT 020

Mark

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10-Feb-2004, 23:40	#2
webbyc Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,087 Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Ashtead, Surrey Mood: www.suzukisportingclub.com the only place to be Michellin - no thanks!!!! Reply

11-Feb-2004, 08:20	#3
tyreman Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 122 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: surrey Mood: i love rubber well said webby BRIDGESTONE ! BRIDGESTONE Reply

11-Feb-2004, 12:27	#4
ben998 Registered Forum User Bevel Head Posts: 98 Join Date: Aug 2003 Mood: Spring is coming, but its a bit Michelins Reply

11-Feb-2004, 12:29	#5
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,794 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east Gotta say I'm leaning towards Supercorsa's anyway - hopefully - lol Reply

11-Feb-2004, 12:32	#6
DJ Tera Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,724 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: London Michelins Recommendation for Ducatis: "Buy Pirelli/Bridgestone/Dunlop,...... Anything but ours!" Reply

09-Mar-2004, 15:40	#7
Andyl Registered Forum User Bevel Head Posts: 80 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Hertfordshire I wouldn't burn Michelins to keep the bike warm in winter! I have recently discovered Bridgestones 012ss's and wouldn't switch back having tried just about eveything else. They are a great all round tyre IMHO. Wet / dry / track / road. Reply

09-Mar-2004, 16:03	#8
Dave G Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 531 Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: West Kilbride Ayrshire Mood: I can live with backpain! Bridgestones for me,though I've just been tempted by a good price on pirelli diablo's. I think I'd rather run the wheel rims than michelins.....I'd get more grip in the rain. Reply

09-Mar-2004, 17:43	#9
Dibble Posts: n/a hey Michelins are great if you like that "i'm on ice" feeling on a nice summers day .... sorry CK ... (that puncture was a message) Reply

09-Mar-2004, 20:16	#10
Road Runner Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,052 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Woking Surrey Mood: Avatar what Avatar Ok guys I have only run Michelins on my 996 so will take your advise and fit bridgestones next time . do I fit BT101 or BT 020 Mark Reply