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Dunlop D208zr 120/70/17 & 180/55/17

6 posts Started 23 May 2007 Last recovered post 1 Jun 2007 Wayback Machine snapshot 22 Jun 2007

#1
Hello,
Ordered a pair on 5/22 they are one the way now, good communication on their part and got the tracking info today. When ordering just make sure the credit card page is secure I had to manually type https:// in my browser window. Here is the link http://www.ridenowonline.com/category/b2c-str.aspx
#2
jedel, May 23 2007, 09:57 AMHello,
Ordered a pair on 5/22 they are one the way now, good communication on their part and got the tracking info today. When ordering just make sure the credit card page is secure I had to manually type https:// in my browser window. Here is the link http://www.ridenowonline.com/category/b2c-str.aspx


I thought those tires were terrible on my VTEC. The front cupped horribly, and they're pretty scary in cold and/or wet conditions. Good luck, though!
#3
fallzboater, May 23 2007, 01:08 PM
jedel, May 23 2007, 09:57 AMHello,
Ordered a pair on 5/22 they are one the way now, good communication on their part and got the tracking info today. When ordering just make sure the credit card page is secure I had to manually type https:// in my browser window. Here is the link http://www.ridenowonline.com/category/b2c-str.aspx


I thought those tires were terrible on my VTEC. The front cupped horribly, and they're pretty scary in cold and/or wet conditions. Good luck, though!


Ditto on my 4th Gen. Traction wasn't that impressive and of the 4 Dunlops I've put on my front all 4 cupped shorthly thereafter. I am now a Michelien Man!

#4
I agree that the Michelin pilot powers are nice tires I had a set on my last VFR, I will have to keep an eye on these. They arrived on the 30th looked in great shape, I have them on the bike now and am pretty happy with the new tires.
#5
They wear very fast, and cupping is a problem. You really will have to be gentle with them, to get your money's worth from this set of tires even at this price.
#6
jedel, Jun 1 2007, 08:28 AMI agree that the Michelin pilot powers are nice tires I had a set on my last VFR, I will have to keep an eye on these. They arrived on the 30th looked in great shape, I have them on the bike now and am pretty happy with the new tires.



Thanks for the link, but you will find that Dunlop has lost many customers over the years with their products and I myself would not buy their stuff again except maybe the newest Qualifier which from what I hear is the best thing they have every put out, but still no better than a PP and doesn't last as long. unsure.gif

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