HI everybody, i have been after a nc35 for a long time,but they have been out of my price range
But the other day i saw one on ebay,rather smashed up,got a nice number plate "RVF" so a deal was done. damage is only to the plastics :) .
my questions are what size tyres and what type is best.

o what do you think about the chinky farinings ??? as it needs the top, both middles and both rears.

Best regards alistair

I'm not sure about size but the bridgestone bt090's are the best (best for riding to the limit not commuting) I've heard the fairings aren't too bad for the price, i'm sure someone who has them fitted to their bike will be along to tell you shortly.

you are probably better keeping with the standard size tyres


william

wullvfr wrote:you are probably better keeping with the standard size tyres


william

cheers i will do that, but i don't know if the tyres, that are on the bike are standard ?

IIRC its 150/60/17 120/60/17

Thats what I have always ran Im sure anyway.

FWIW, a tyre is only as good as its purpose in hand. With out being rude, can you ride the thing off the rails? wet use?

A good start is Bridgestone BT92's, they will give good mileage, good in the wet and I can still shred the edges on the road like people do on the track.

BT090's are my choice. However my first RVF came with Mitchelin Pilot powers, they were pretty good. You wont really go far wrong with bridgestone IMO.

However I am brand loyal to Bridgestone and Pirelli and run generally either BT92's, BT090's on smaller 400cc bike or the Pirelli super Corsa 3 or BT016 on 600cc or above. Very generally.

Psychosomatic88 wrote:IIRC its 150/60/17 12/60/17

rvfali,he does mean 120/60/17 just incase you try and order 12/60/17

william

wullvfr wrote:

Psychosomatic88 wrote:IIRC its 150/60/17 120/60/17

rvfali,he does mean 120/60/17 just incase you try and order 12/60/17

william

Huh? Dont know what your on about there son

william

Psychosomatic88 wrote: A good start is Bridgestone BT92's, they will give good mileage, good in the wet and I can still shred the edges on the road like people do on the track.

+ 1 excellent all round road tyre, use them on my girlfriends bike and she has managed to wear out the edges of the back tyre before the middle on the last 3 sets ! (she is a bit heavy handed though)

dont forget about dunlop alpha 10's, very very sticky and confidence inspiring and far better than 090's in the wet.. last about 5 minutes though.

Thanks very much for all your advice :) :) i'm going to pop the wheels off and get some bt92's. i'm not a hard rider, i won't use a bike in the wet