CBR_LOVER";p="20208 wrote:well......i ain't had a problem with the michelin macadams on my CBR600....but then again i didn't
choose them.....they were already on the bike when i bought it!!!!!!!!!
Macadams don't like wet or changing conditions
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Macadams don't like wet or changing conditions
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Id disagree with that - theres alot of sportbikes that would take exception to having rubber like that fitted. It depends alot on the bike and the rider.bish777";p="20214 wrote:Nothing wrong with macadams. Grippy track tyres offer no advantages on the road over good sports touring rubber (BT020s, AV45/46, Macadam 100s etc).
You certainly can go beyond the limits of sports touring rubber on the street.
There are certainly a few people here who would shit there pants if I snuck into there garage late at night and secretly fitted Macadams to there bikes before they went for a rideout. Im sure they'd see the funny side of it as we where fishing their bikes out of the hedge
