both make steering VERY heavy
when you are moving either one + rim on a bicycle..............
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PR
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PP
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both make steering VERY heavy
when you are moving either one + rim on a bicycle..............
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PR
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PP
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You're weird.
Haha, I wouldn't know what to think.
If I saw you I would assume you were just some drunk bum that stole some dudes motorcycle tire and was gonna go trade it for a bottle of Mad Dog.
Good one Dutchy!
Rollin
I think the pilot power have shorter life for performance and the pilot roads take longer to wear down. My Vtec got about 15k from my last set of pilot roads.
That's cool Dutchy! I wish people were as bicycling friendly over here as they are over there.
Any idea on warm up time til they are real sticky,given frictional issues it should be quick .
What the Fork????
Clear those weeds dude.
That is most likely the smallest window in Dutch history. AND I imagined you of a more opafiets kinda guy.
Nice trick. :laugh:
For the next trick, I'll strap the bicycle to the motorcycle, so I have a way to get home when the MC goes for service. :rolleyes:
now that's a rim shot!
Dutchy - you are a mess. Are you serious about the Pilot Power versus the Pilot Road?
YES!!! (but read what I am writing :beer: )
And that arrangement makes for great mass centralization and front to rear balance. Dutchy, you rock!
YES!!! (but read what I am writing :beer: )
YES. There is a madness to his method. :beer:
Have you ridden on the Pilot powers yet? I put PP 2CT's (even though the Pilot Pures were the Michilen recommendation due to the weight of the bike) on the scooter and think they are an awesome tyre, much better than the sport max tyres from the factory.
Do you have a 1000R or two? If so what do you run on them?
I did one short run a few weeks ago, just a shake down on the new rotors/pads/bearings.
It was still cold and didnot want to push things.
since then, snow/cold has returned.
I did like the feel up front, but this the 1st ride since the winter stop and the prior tire mucho worn, that would not be a fair comparison.
But even by placing my hands on the 2 different tires, you can feel that the PP is more sticky...
Weight is supposed to go over the back to aide in :wheel: