News:

This Forum is not for sale

 

pirelli tyre

Started by bazz20, August 22, 2009, 01:08:48 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

bazz20

can some one please tell me what pirelli tyre model equals pilot powers as in  compounds  softness cheers bazz

mattyvas

I think the closest thing is the Diablo Rosso.

bazz20

thanks matty how your tyres  [thumbsup]

mattyvas

They are killer good.
I wrote up about them in the new tyres pretty pics thread.
Will have them out on the track next Saturday so I'll let you
know more after a day wrapping round at the creek.

heatherp

I don't think the Diablo Rosso is a dual compound like the PPs.  I should know as I had one  [bang] but I can't remember.  I do remember that I liked it though.

Yellow Meanie

Bazz wont need a dual compound.
There's no straight roads where he lives, so he'll wear out the side of the tyre before the centre :o

bazz20

Quote from: heatherp on August 22, 2009, 08:52:10 PM
I don't think the Diablo Rosso is a dual compound like the PPs.  I should know as I had one  [bang] but I can't remember.  I do remember that I liked it though.
thanks heather hows the pp2 holding up and do you like it as much as the rosso,s cheers bazz

heatherp

Hi Bazz

Loved the Diablo Rosso but was disappointed to only get 7600kms out of it.  I was getting better milage out of the Pilot road and power but the tyres never seemed to warm up enough for my liking.

I'm now trying Bridgestone BT14/15 which I like for the grip but they seem to have a squarish profile so not sure if they are right for my bike. 

So I'm still looking....... never ending story really.

Heather

bazz20

Quote from: heatherp on August 23, 2009, 01:14:32 AM
Hi Bazz

Loved the Diablo Rosso but was disappointed to only get 7600kms out of it.  I was getting better milage out of the Pilot road and power but the tyres never seemed to warm up enough for my liking.

I'm now trying Bridgestone BT14/15 which I like for the grip but they seem to have a squarish profile so not sure if they are right for my bike. 

So I'm still looking....... never ending story really.

Heather
im wearing pilot powers out around 3k mark a bit more on the front id love too get 7500 thanks heather now too try and find if any one sell pirellis in tassie or does any one know any shop in melbourne that ships tyres cheers bazz

mattyvas

PP's are not dual compound they are single as far as I know.
The dual is/was the 2CT version which has now been replaced with the Road 2 I believe.

This is the current Pirelli Range

I have heard that Bridgestone tend to go off after 5000k or so and loose a lot of feel.

bazz20

both pilot power and pilot roads come in ct2

mattyvas

I thought the 2CT PP had been killed off because of wear issues and the like.
Anyways, I'm a Pirelli man now, don't think I'll be going back to PP's unless it's road trip time.

bazz20

they probably have but there still for sale, i have nothing  against the pp but would like too try something different  [thumbsup]

bazz20

get this i can get a set of rosso,s  delivered too my door than cheaper than i can buy pp any where here ,looks like im a pirelli man too  [thumbsup]

dragonworld.

As a rule a shop prefers you to buy the tyre/s from them, so prepare to possibly pay a premium to get them to fit the tyres??  ???

And not forgetting taking your bike/wheels to the shop at the same time .  ;) ).

And of course if you are going to take your wheels you'll need front and rear stands to get them out ??

Sometimes the $$ you save on the tyres can be negated by the dickin' around??  [roll]

Just a thought.  ;D
Secret to a long relationship is........Keep the fights clean and the sex DIRTY"!