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Date Posted: 5/10/05 14:04:25
Author: Charlie
Subject: Re: What are the best tyres for a ZZR600 D1
In reply to: Kimey 's message, "What are the best tyres for a ZZR600 D1" on 14/01/05 20:13:17

I've got Bridgestone020's front and back on my ZZR1100D6.
Loads of people use them and they are excellent as far as I can tell. But.. I am an all year round user and often with pillion touring so if you need sticker jobbies may be the 010's are the way forward? The 020's last longer as they are built with a harder compound center I believe which may appeal to the accountant? The 020's seem to be a fantastic real world tyre.


>Just servicing my bike up for the new year and I want
>to get a set of new tyres. I have had the bike a year,
>having had a NC30 before. The NC30 was shod front and
>rear with Bridgestones and stuck to the road like the
>proverbial to a blanket. The ZZR came with a michelin
>front and bridgestone rear. Both have tread left and
>being an accountant I don't want to waste money, but
>the front feels a bit vague when tipping into corners.
>
>As I am looking for a set, and I am only a summer
>pleasure rider, what are the best tyres to fit? Any
>advice most appreciated.

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