Triple compund bridgestones

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I have a few hundred miles on mine now and I really like the front,the jury is still out on the rear tho'. I'm getting a little unusual slippage exiting corners. In the tires defense,I have also just re-sprung my bike front and rear so that could have something to do with it. I'm thinking about getting the BT002 RS tires from Bridgestone and ditching these. In case you don't know Cycle Sector has either the BT016s or BT002RSs for $239 shipped a set with a 180 rear and about $250 with 190/50 or 55 rear.

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[JoJoYZF]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

I have a few hundred miles on mine now and I really like the front,the jury is still out on the rear tho'. I'm getting a little unusual slippage exiting corners. In the tires defense,I have also just re-sprung my bike front and rear so that could have something to do with it. I'm thinking about getting the BT002 RS tires from Bridgestone and ditching these. In case you don't know Cycle Sector has either the BT016s or BT002RSs for $239 shipped a set with a 180 rear and about $250 with 190/50 or 55 rear.

http://www.cyclesector.com/category_s/83.htm

I saw that exact same complaint from one other guy who was using them on the track on a gsxr 750 and really pushing it. He said theyd slip under hard acceleration out of some corners.

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Originally Posted by JoJoYZF

I saw that exact same complaint from one other guy who was using them on the track on a gsxr 750 and really pushing it. He said theyd slip under hard acceleration out of some corners.

Yea and the thing is it's not like the Pirellis which will spin up...these are sudden slips...if you follow me and kind of unpredictable. I'm not sure yet if it's just at the transition between compounds or what yet...I'm still "beta-testing" right now. I'm almost for sure gonna get either the Rossos or the BT002RS tires before the rally. The Pirellis are about the same money so