That's cos you can't ride a race tyre hard enough on the road to get enough heat into it. They're designed to work at elevated temperatures in a narrowly-defined performance envelope - a road tyre has to cope with a much wide variation in conditions and therefore has to be more forgiving and flexible. People often make the mistake of thinking that sticky race rubber is gonna be better for the road - it isn't.

Stick em on you wont look back

[Edited on 24-3-2006 by Totto]

Whats wrong with a good set of Dunlop K70`s or TT100`s?

I'd go for standard Diablos.

:lol::lol::lol:
Fantastic tyres.(In their day.;) )

for the road-pilot power- best ive had for road by far.

Diablo corsas indeed :devil:

A big yes here on the corsas, but I did take my mates bike out round lydden last year with some michelin pilot powers on and they were equally as good (and I HATE michelin tyres normally !!!)

Nat