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Dougducati 10-Oct-2006 19:45

Tyres
 
Tyres - need some help from people wot know.

I'm taking the DD bike to Cartagena in Spain next month for four days. I would like to put some sticky tyres on it but am not sure which ones. I was thinking SuperCorsa's. Would anyone agree or are there any other suggestions? I can only afford to buy one set, so I need them to last for the time I am there. Is there a danger of going too sticky and overwhelming/working the suspension? Plus I know I'm limited with choice because of the skinny rear tyre that the wee bike uses. All suggestions welcome. (This is where I get every brand recommended to me!!!!!)

Oh and if you can tell me where I can get them cheap that would be good!

Ta

Rattler 10-Oct-2006 19:52

Cartegena is a big track for a DD bike. I took the 620 to Jerez this year and it got lost out there!!!
As for the tyres, I'd take a set of Diablos - they are what you race on and will put you in good stead for next year.

If you are determined to get stickier rubber, I'd go for the Diablo Corse tyre - then you'll get used to the profile if not the adhesive quality.

Tim

timk 10-Oct-2006 20:37

ive just got some bridgestone 002's £149.99 for 2 rear one front,good deal
www.bfmmotorcycles.co.uk/

skidlids 10-Oct-2006 20:47

I would go for Super Corsa Pros with a SC3 on the rear and a SC2 on the front, or Race Tecs in RS3 rear and RS2 front.

NBs996 10-Oct-2006 21:13

Dougie, you should've picked up some slicks... they were free at cadwell!

hawk 10-Oct-2006 21:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by NBs996
Dougie, you should've picked up some slicks... they were free at cadwell!




:lol:

:lol:

Bones 11-Oct-2006 14:10

No Hawk seriously Nick found a part used slick he was well chuffed.........
i tried looking for a BT45 but no luck.............:-(

hawk 11-Oct-2006 14:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bones
No Hawk seriously Nick found a part used slick he was well chuffed.........
i tried looking for a BT45 but no luck.............:-(


I no I no bones'y
i told him to help himself hehehe :D

I took a van load home :lol:

domski 11-Oct-2006 15:03

I would use the tyres you race on. Why run anything else? Unless you're planning on using Supercorsas next season??

What if it rains? are you taking wets too?

Stick with the Diablos Doug. Don't confuse yourself with anything else ;)

I'm easily confused, so I'll be using Diablos at Jerez next month (and Guadix in Feb - if I can find a bike)

Dougducati 11-Oct-2006 15:59

Thanks Lord R and Dom. That's pretty much the conclusion I had come to. I'll just take a spare set of Diablo's in case I need them.

couchcommando 11-Oct-2006 16:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rattler
Cartegena is a big track for a DD bike. I took the 620 to Jerez this year and it got lost out there!!!
As for the tyres, I'd take a set of Diablos - they are what you race on and will put you in good stead for next year.

If you are determined to get stickier rubber, I'd go for the Diablo Corse tyre - then you'll get used to the profile if not the adhesive quality.

Tim


Jerez is too big yeh, Cartagena is perfect for a DD bike as ignoring the start straight it is one corner after another all 3rd and 4th gear, bloody awesome :)

As for the tyre I'd use a diable corsa or super corsa to take advantage of the spanish track and weather :)

domski 11-Oct-2006 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by couchcommando
As for the tyre I'd use a diable corsa or super corsa to take advantage of the spanish track and weather :)


I don't think any of us can take advantage of Diablos as it is, and we don't race on Corsas (anymore) or Supercorsas so it's a false economy.

I bet Rossi doesn't test on Bridgestones during the winter!

:borg:

Much better to learn to ride on what you race on, otherwise you're wasting time, money and energy - IMHO.


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