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NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 8:30 am
by zalanz
sorry if this has been discussed to death
but
What are the grippiest tyres available?
dont do many miles so longevity is not that important
Re: NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 9:04 am
by Drunkn Munky
Your right.... Its been done to death a million times but the stickiest tyres on a 400 would be racing slicks :)
Re: NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 9:16 am
by veefer400
El Stickarado is Bridgestone on either BT090 (stickiest but flatten off quick), or BT016 (multicompound, top tyre!)
For more choice of modern rubber fit a 17" rear wheel from a NC35.
Re: NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 10:22 am
by banoffee
090 here. rear is squared off now but will prob get another. got a spare wheel now so getting an 092 on the spare to swap on for longer journeys I think
Re: NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 10:34 am
by Trinirides
Taken from a post a few months back......
triniriderz.com wrote:I have used both the 090's and the Alpha 10's and my verdict is both are great tyres, I would say for road riding use the 090's.. For track I would go with Alpha 10's but both tyres you will be spiltting hairs regarding performance and I would be happy use either...
I have found the 090's to give great feedback esp in real word condition and they warm up well even in cold winter conditions.. The Alpha 10's have a "massive" amount of grip on the track but lack the feed back the 090's have and I find don't warm up as well as the Bridgestone's.. Dont bother with any of the supersport tyres (ZR) rated as this is over kill on a small 400cc machine and they will not really get up to temperature due to the lower power going through the tyre..
veefer400 wrote:For more choice of modern rubber fit a 17" rear wheel from a NC35.
This will end up so expensive as it's not just a straight wheel swap you also need to sort the ride height due to the smaller wheel so also budget in a shock replacement.. To be honest why bother when there are great tyres made in the 18", you can even get Bridgestone full slicks and racing wets's if using on track
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Re: NC30 tyres
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 11:39 am
by banoffee
I jacked mine up with a linkage from ebay that cost just £30
