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Gen2 OEM Tyre
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18-05-2008, 01:43pm
Takes them a bit long to really warm up properly, but they get there.

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18-05-2008, 07:38pm
Fun day 'eh?
Pirelli pro corsas on my recently procured jaffa B2. I also have the oem bridgies with hardly a 'k on them. fkn awesome havn the '99 blue silver to play with as well. I am a lucky boy.
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19-05-2008, 08:06am
garbo Wrote:Fun day 'eh?
Pirelli pro corsas on my recently procured jaffa B2. I also have the oem bridgies with hardly a 'k on them. fkn awesome havn the '99 blue silver to play with as well. I am a lucky boy.
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Nice mate. On my 99 I used to run michelin's tyre that they recommended for the "hypersport" bikes. Part of the pilot range. But I'd love to try something a little more exotic on my GEN2...
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19-05-2008, 01:24pm
TimF Wrote:
garbo Wrote:Fun day 'eh?
Pirelli pro corsas on my recently procured jaffa B2. I also have the oem bridgies with hardly a 'k on them. fkn awesome havn the '99 blue silver to play with as well. I am a lucky boy.
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Nice mate. On my 99 I used to run michelin's tyre that they recommended for the "hypersport" bikes. Part of the pilot range. But I'd love to try something a little more exotic on my GEN2...

Tim that tyre is almost ready for the drags Pi_thumbsup
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