Yeah why not?
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The tyres on my Guzzi are from 2012 and 2015. Whilst good brands (Pirelli I think), this bike was never meant to be a performance machine and neither were the tyres. Now stick a decade of aging of them, and I've had a few accidental burnouts and one proper "oh ****" moment (right outside @bloodiedathame's house, I'd have never lived that down 
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They're spoke wheels and bias ply tyres so options are limited, but I'll be ordering some in the next week or two.
That being said, the T32s I had on the ZZR were bloody fantastic.
).They're spoke wheels and bias ply tyres so options are limited, but I'll be ordering some in the next week or two.
That being said, the T32s I had on the ZZR were bloody fantastic.
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The tyres on my Guzzi are from 2012 and 2015. Whilst good brands (Pirelli I think), this bike was never meant to be a performance machine and neither were the tyres. Now stick a decade of aging of them, and I've had a few accidental burnouts and one proper "oh ****" moment (right outside @bloodiedathame's house, I'd have never lived that down
They're spoke wheels and bias ply tyres so options are limited, but I'll be ordering some in the next week or two.
That being said, the T32s I had on the ZZR were bloody fantastic.
Was it my gravel trap driveway?
Was it my gravel trap driveway?
No, although that's lethal in its own right
It was right outside by the triangle bit. Opened it up and lit up the rear, proper brown trouser moment.
Still, I styled it out and the toddlers watching me were impressed so yeah. Baller.
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Was it these ones?I went for Pirelli Diablo High Performance... Which are (I hope) almost certainly better than the 13 year old ones that came on the bike
They are very cheap in offer at £167 for the set to be honest.
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Exactly those.
£3.31 each. Including the vibration dampener thingy.
One for each bike. Initial touchy-feely impression is excellent, my main concern is UV resistance as we all know how quickly plastics can go brittle. To be clear, I've got a genuine Quadlock case which is excellent quality, and the magnet is one of those "how the hell did nobody think of this sooner?" moments. I can stick it to the fridge with cooking vids on whilst I cook. I can stick it to my fuel tank with a tutorial vid on whilst spannering. I can stick it to a metal cabinet whilst banging your mum, it's absolutely ace.
Will report back in a month or so with further thoughts, but initial impressions are "why the hell does anyone pay for Quadlock?"
One for each bike. Initial touchy-feely impression is excellent, my main concern is UV resistance as we all know how quickly plastics can go brittle. To be clear, I've got a genuine Quadlock case which is excellent quality, and the magnet is one of those "how the hell did nobody think of this sooner?" moments. I can stick it to the fridge with cooking vids on whilst I cook. I can stick it to my fuel tank with a tutorial vid on whilst spannering. I can stick it to a metal cabinet whilst banging your mum, it's absolutely ace.
Will report back in a month or so with further thoughts, but initial impressions are "why the hell does anyone pay for Quadlock?"