Both are pretty good, and neither last very long!!!Mick C wrote:The not so good Japanese ones too, the USA ones you can buy over the counter are meant to be better.Pontikat wrote:...Oh BTW the New "Crim's" come OEM with the Qualifiers this year.
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Strika
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There are really only two questions in life. 1.Which way do i go? 2.What is the lap record?
There are really only two questions in life. 1.Which way do i go? 2.What is the lap record?
heheheStrika wrote:Both are pretty good, and neither last very long!!!Mick C wrote:The not so good Japanese ones too, the USA ones you can buy over the counter are meant to be better.Pontikat wrote:...Oh BTW the New "Crim's" come OEM with the Qualifiers this year.
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$180 a pair from Mick. 
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Neither do Pirelli Supercorsa SC1's!!Strika wrote:Both are pretty good, and neither last very long!!!Mick C wrote:The not so good Japanese ones too, the USA ones you can buy over the counter are meant to be better.Pontikat wrote:...Oh BTW the New "Crim's" come OEM with the Qualifiers this year.
But they are worth it!! 
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They are certainly a good, sticky, stable tyre that until they were old and cold I couldn't get to spin up on the 10...having said that, if you are having problems like that it may be more to do with throttle control than tyresFoxyZX6R wrote:would they be any good for my 98 zx6r?? i'm looking around for a new set. i think a new set would boost my confidence as the rear end likes to drop and kick out alot atm.
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A lot of the guys at ozZX12R were using them and the general concencus were they were OK.
I suppose anything thats soft is good, and these appear cheap enuf to run em soft.
ANd you would reckon a 12 would push the front and back a bit more than most.
Like I said at the time but "Shinkos" Geez I wouldnt be game to push em just cause of the name.... better than Kenda I suppose
I suppose anything thats soft is good, and these appear cheap enuf to run em soft.
ANd you would reckon a 12 would push the front and back a bit more than most.
Like I said at the time but "Shinkos" Geez I wouldnt be game to push em just cause of the name.... better than Kenda I suppose
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Mick C wrote:They are certainly a good, sticky, stable tyre that until they were old and cold I couldn't get to spin up on the 10...having said that, if you are having problems like that it may be more to do with throttle control than tyresFoxyZX6R wrote:would they be any good for my 98 zx6r?? i'm looking around for a new set. i think a new set would boost my confidence as the rear end likes to drop and kick out alot atm.
Some times yes it is probably due to throtle controll, but when i go thru/witha corner holding the throtle steady, the bike comes to a point when it feels like it al of a sudden drops and i feel like im about to drop the bike.
I also think acornering school is needed for me