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please post up on what you think of the dual compound. People keep telling me they love them but I'm not sold quite yet...
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You should try the 016 from B-stone, it is a triple compound tire.
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have you tried it?
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Let me know what you think, Yammer. Now that I've started running Power Races at the track instead of letting Pilot Powers pull double-duty, I wouldn't mind getting more miles out of my street tires.
Providing I don't end up doing a couple of those miles on the fairings, of course. |
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I have the dual compound 015s, and I don't like them much, but I loved the 010, and 014s which were both dual compound, on my GSXR.
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I always thought the Dual Aligned Compound was two different compounds. From sport rider: Quote:
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Look, read the rest of the posts and you'll get your answer. There was a discussion on which tires were dual compound and the BT-001s were the first Bridgestone street tires to use dual compound. Oh and the BT-001s were also street tires and OEM on a couple bikes. Bridgestone typically releases their "dot" race tires in street versions with a RS designation. Get your facts straight before you question me buddy! ![]() |
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