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Good results for you both, trust me Blimey, you had no chance :lol:
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Yeh :D Nice one funky for putting it on the site and to Dynamight for mentioning it on the early morning ride a couple of weeks back. :D

Wheel's coming off in the morn and getting a used Bridgestone 011 put on till the 2CT comes in. :wink: Sod waiting 2 weeks, even if the weather is crap. :roll:
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Had mine almost a year, so ain't going to stop using it now plus there ain't any rubber left on it to come of anyhow :lol:
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I got one that needs to go back but not heard from michellin in over a week so phoned again and was told that they have run out of replacement 2ct's and wont have any for several weeks so i am getting a pilot power instead which is arriving tomoz. Always run Dunlop's before and think after this i might change back cause Michellin not really done enough to get my money again next time.
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I'm a bridgestone man through and through, though I am really impressed with my current Metzelers.

I'll probably try the new 2Cts next as I haven't tried them, but my current favourite tyre for grip and longevity is the BT014
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Colin wrote:I got one that needs to go back but not heard from michellin in over a week so phoned again and was told that they have run out of replacement 2ct's and wont have any for several weeks so i am getting a pilot power instead which is arriving tomoz. Always run Dunlop's before and think after this i might change back cause Michellin not really done enough to get my money again next time.
I noticed someone down your place has bought a new black Gixxer :cry:

Jammy git :cry:
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Blimey wrote:
Colin wrote:I got one that needs to go back but not heard from michellin in over a week so phoned again and was told that they have run out of replacement 2ct's and wont have any for several weeks so i am getting a pilot power instead which is arriving tomoz. Always run Dunlop's before and think after this i might change back cause Michellin not really done enough to get my money again next time.
I noticed someone down your place has bought a new black Gixxer :cry:

Jammy git :cry:
Yes thats sean thats two of us with k5s now just waiting for colin to get his :roll: (long drawn out saga) so where do you work then, and when are you getting that gsxr 750 :wink:
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k5 dave wrote:
Blimey wrote:
Colin wrote:I got one that needs to go back but not heard from michellin in over a week so phoned again and was told that they have run out of replacement 2ct's and wont have any for several weeks so i am getting a pilot power instead which is arriving tomoz. Always run Dunlop's before and think after this i might change back cause Michellin not really done enough to get my money again next time.
I noticed someone down your place has bought a new black Gixxer :cry:

Jammy git :cry:
Yes thats sean thats two of us with k5s now just waiting for colin to get his :roll: (long drawn out saga) so where do you work then, and when are you getting that gsxr 750 :wink:
I'm the local TNT driver. In there everyday mostly. Stinking smelly place.

Never see your bike in there though :? Theres a Bandit and another i see often
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Told you before Dave i am not getting something so common as a GSX'r LOL
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Dave's only comes out when the weather is nice else he has to clean it again lol :roll:
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Colin wrote:Dave's only comes out when the weather is nice else he has to clean it again lol :roll:
:lol: pissed wright off going up and back from donnington f--king rain, :roll: took me ages to clean it :wink:
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Post by Mike Daytona600 »

Well my nice new 2CT came in this morning. Gonna fit it at work tomorrow if the weathers dry. Just have to do 100 miles before the weymouth run on Sunday. If not the bridgestone will have yo do :roll:

If I suddenly go zoom on the run it's cos the tyres done a ton :D :wink:
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Post by Tom »

Mike, for real?
I have never really run a trye in, maybe if its wet when i get it, but I just ride like i usually do and I usually have more grip with a new tyre than my old one as the old one is that foooooked! haha!
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You should always go steady for the first 100 miles. If you don't you could loose it.
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Post by Ricky_t »

zx10r wrote:phoned today and reg with them ive got 1206 and it is one they want back
they ask where you want the tyre fitted and let you know when its on its way free of charge
also advise not to go above 70mph as a safety warning
Hmmm, that basically mean keep to the legal limit!!
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