Pilot Power up front.
Pilot ROAD in back.

Do it, I think you will like it.

 

ive been running dunlop d220 sport touring tires on the rear pretty religiously for the last 3 years. no break in time and last forever, perfect mix between enough grip to stay confident but not too much where its hard to do burnouts or drifts. you can easily run 30lbs in it and not have to fight to keep it straight but still rolls into circles real good. its very comparible to the pilot road but doesnt look as funny.

 

im all about sit down 0's and the powers was just spinning me faster then im ready for so u think the road is good for 0's or is it kinda too flat for sit down 0's???

 

gonna seem strange but i got a dunlop qualifier for like 2 months and ****** love that ****, never slipped, even on leaaaaaaaaaaan angle and fast spinnin sitdown 0's, not bad for drifting, and holds up not that bad, like it a lot!!

 

ya i had that its a good tire also but i wanna give the road a chance and see + it will last quite longer then the qualifier.......

 

I run anything that holds air, except for Continentals and Shinkos.

unless I plan on burnin them off for fun.

 

+1 on the qualifier.....good overall tire i switched to pilot power 2ct though cuz the qualifier wasn't aggressive ENOUGH for my street riding. with my stock gearing though it did require warm up.....but then again so does my pilot.

 

I have these too and they're pretty aggressive like Pilot Powers. Try a Pilot Sport if you can find one, those were good tires!

If you want less aggressive get a road or touring tire, but the compound will be different/harder as well as the curve so it'll probably suck.

 

i wont use a 2ct in the rear ever again
i use them up front but im gonna switch
whatever J Boogies is using as his front tire im switchin to that, it hooks up in everything...

and as for a rear i've used 2 power 2cts and i run them flat real quick cause they are so soft...thats why i use roads in the rear...longer life, same average angle and compound on michelins are nice...

im looking at the avons and metzlers alot now but i think avon is the better bet if you go that way

 

I use Michelin Pilot Sport, very good tires

 

Pilot road works perfekt for me, even in wet it works fine!

 

+1
I prefer a pirelli but toast 'em too quick to be picky. I get old take offs and tires w/ holes.

 

MAXXIS SUPPERMAXX AND CONTINENTAL SPORT ATTACK.

both very similar in grip.

the conti has a taller center profile. the maxxis is more rounded. both great and cheap.

 

anything thats free!!!!


This entire season I've been on a 200/55-17

 

Durty check your PM's

 

is that the road2 or the road?

 

Anything else you want to reconmend that you think he would like you crazy son of a bitch?

We riding this weekend?

Oh btw I run the m1 front and rear.

 

Haa. I think it is just a road. Its the tires with the groves going all the way across. I havent heard of the road2.

 

I "recommend" a dictionary.





Im going to kill you with some sweet champions this weekend.

 

yeah, the road 2 has a taller profile and i think the road is more of a gradual profile(190 style)

here they are

1)road
2)road 2