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pirelli diablo stradda's - 12/21/2006 2:56:32 PM

hondadriver4life

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well after months of debating of "well how much more milage can i get outta these tires?" i finally got my new diablo stradda tires put on. so after i gett hat crap off that is on the tire from the factory i will let yall know how they compare to the corsa 3's i had on there before.......

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 12/21/2006 5:13:09 PM

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I'd be interesteed in seeing how this goes for you. There was an article in Sport Rider magazine recently comparing sport touring, sport, DOT racing ties, and slicks. They basically said there's a noticeable difference between the sport touring tires and the sport tires, but not a lot from there on.

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 12/22/2006 1:10:11 PM

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well...if you compare them to the corsas...it's going to be corsas all the way as far as stick and performance but as far as mileage...stradas...can't really compare them cause they in different classes you know?

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 12/24/2006 1:35:47 PM

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can't really compare them cause they in different classes you know?

while you are right mang lol... but i just got done with a good gour long ride and i was surprised at how well these tires held up to the kind of riding i was doing.... i mean to say that i wasnt riding at my limit but pretty damn close to it and they didnt give up at all!!!!!!!!!! so up next is the mileage part of the tire ill report back after i get about 6k on the rear and let yall know how it looks/feels.....

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 12/26/2006 10:59:51 AM

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Lets be realistic most of us ride our bikes we dotn race our bikes....I'm not leaning 49 degrees in a descending tightening turn. Where I live roads are straightish and there really isnt a reason not to go for tires that get better mileage. If nothing else the pp 2cts with longer lasting center and softer shoulder may be a good alternative

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 1/3/2007 2:52:20 PM

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Hope you like 'em... I really am glad I put a pair on my bike - that was late summer of '05. Got well over 6k miles and it's almost time for a new one.

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RE: pirelli diablo stradda's - 1/15/2007 2:00:35 PM

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aside from outright grip, the tires of different breeds also have a temp range they are designed to live in....the more track oriented a tire is, the higher temp the tire will handle....also, for optimum grip a race tire will want to be warmer.....so tack a race slick out in 50F, it will be a rock....were a road tire at 50 will be ok...or as good as a cycle tire can be at 50 anyway.

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