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Chadatious

dunlop qualifier sportmax

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as above, what are people veiws?

a mate said their a good summer tyre

my bike is my toy so not many winter miles, and in winter i dont push the bike like i would in the warm summer.

im after something thats sporty so i can do track days, but also do some motorways up to you guys etc.

or would the mitchelin be better i can get the dunlops for £140 and i found dunlops i had on my sv great but totally different model that isnt made anymore. thumbs

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Are they the Sportmax Sportsmarts ?

Got them on my B-King. I like them.

Tyres are a very personal thing, so many variables,
Cost, wear, grip, feel, availability, etc, but I'd be very
happy to use them again and probably will.

I rate them alongside PR3's as my current tyre of choice.

No track days, street use ( rare trip to the drags)
Lots of mountain / twisty rides, 300kg bike / rider combo,
Sporty use, normaly dry not much wet use.

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i had a set of dunlop qualifier 2;s very good levels of grip but tend to wear quicker than the pr2;s i now use

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Thought you had sorted tyres out chad

Ive hered those black round rubber tyres are good LaughingLaughing

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the continentals conti motion im running on the Ace still look new after 3000 miles £126 inc postage front and rear there a great tyre at the price thumbs

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No got payday in 6 days lee. And dick your are okay for general riding, but a mate had some on his sv1000 and back felt twitchy and he said their slippery? When life doesn't bother me I just want something good while they do have tread Wink

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chad i dont do general riding on the ACE Twisted Evil full on m8 even in the wet never had a problem,the XJ is for general riding Laughingthumbs

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@dick65 wrote:
chad i dont do general riding on the ACE Twisted Evil full on m8 even in the wet never had a problem,the XJ is for general riding Laughingthumbs



you tell im dick, bloody young uns think all us oldies just putter along. Laughing

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@madcarper wrote:
@dick65 wrote:
chad i dont do general riding on the ACE Twisted Evil full on m8 even in the wet never had a problem,the XJ is for general riding Laughingthumbs



you tell im dick, bloody young uns think all us oldies just putter along. Laughing


You do. Don't ride far cos of your backs. And calling me a hooligan for my wheelie and knee down pics. Wink

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dont ride far my arse Shocked nearly 7000 miles this year chad Laughing i like to get a shift on m8 but nowt silly knee down slows you down learnt how to ride fast and safe on bikesafe course also looking to do advanced and those guys dont hang around thumbs

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I don't get my knee down......


...but sometimes I have to pull over and wait for those who can.


haha its more i want something mid range, sticky for the track but useable on the road if it does get a tad wet, etc

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The Sportsmarts I mention before (and posted the link)
fit that discription. I push them quits hard and still do a fair
distance with a 165hp, 300kg bike and rider combo.

Not sure what the price would be like in the UK ?

If you say you don't like them that's a perfectly fine
answer, tyre are a personal taste item and we all have
different tastes Mate.

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...and different tyres have different size options,
some folk won't use the Sportsmarts because they don't come
in the B-Kings oddball 200/50, I love them as they do the much
nicer (on a 6" rim) 190/55.

Personal taste.

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The Sportsmarts I mention before (and posted the link)
fit that discription. I push them quits hard and still do a fair
distance with a 165hp, 300kg bike and rider combo.

Not sure what the price would be like in the UK ?

If you say you don't like them that's a perfectly fine
answer, tyre are a personal taste item and we all have
different tastes Mate.


£230 so £90 more Surprised

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