BT-014's?
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BT-014's?
i'm thinking of fitting a set of bridgestone battlax BT-014's on my zxr400 in preparation for winter. is this a good all round tyre and will perform well in the dry and the wet???
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BT014-s ?
Great tyres mate but in my opinion BT090's are more appropriate to our bikes and considerably less dosh
Got them on mine and I can't fault them
They are HR rated tho, BT014 are ZR
Hope that helps
Cheers
Got them on mine and I can't fault them
They are HR rated tho, BT014 are ZR
Hope that helps
Cheers
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BT014's
Guess it depends on how you use the bike. I find BT090's are great for weekend scratching but yeah they don't last that long. BT020 great for
mileage, BT014 for sporty riding, all of them got good wet grip
Spilt for choice really
I suppose you could say that technically we should be using ZR rated tyres cos of the potential top speed the ZXR can do. Wasn't an issue at
my last MOT tho
PLEASSSSSSEEEE let it be dry tomorrow
mileage, BT014 for sporty riding, all of them got good wet grip
Spilt for choice really
I suppose you could say that technically we should be using ZR rated tyres cos of the potential top speed the ZXR can do. Wasn't an issue at
my last MOT tho
PLEASSSSSSEEEE let it be dry tomorrow
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i have got some bridgestone BT-014's after all. i paid £235 for two rears and a front, thats not bad really.
next problem is that i cant get the front wheel off on my own to take it in to the garage to get the new tyre fitted because i havn't got a front paddock stand.
can i use a rear stand or does anyone know how i can do it by myself without?
thanks, mike. :smt013
next problem is that i cant get the front wheel off on my own to take it in to the garage to get the new tyre fitted because i havn't got a front paddock stand.
can i use a rear stand or does anyone know how i can do it by myself without?
thanks, mike. :smt013