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Old 04-13-2005, 9:48 AM
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Michelin Pilot Power Race

Ran the front/rear medium at VIR-N.

Wow.

Not like past michelins that had difficulty with heat and didn't want to warm up. I ran them with no warmers and found that in 76 degree weather, one lap was really all it took.

Good feel, good wear and lots o' confidence. 30-29frt and 24rear was the pressure.

PS: Got them from cal-sportbike too, great deal!


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Re: Michelin Pilot Power Race

Glad to hear some feedback. I'm amazed at the low pressures they recommend. I've read that the PR's should be run at 33F/22R.
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Glad to hear some feedback. I'm amazed at the low pressures they recommend. I've read that the PR's should be run at 33F/22R.
Yeah man, the pressures are crazy sounding to me, but they really work well!
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Yeah man, the pressures are crazy sounding to me, but they really work well!

i was inquiring about buying the dual compound tires they're coming out with, but was advised they weren't available until April 16th.
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i was inquiring about buying the dual compound tires they're coming out with, but was advised they weren't available until April 16th.
Someone lied to ya man, I've had these since the beginning of the month and I am pretty sure Todd has been getting them since before then even...
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Glad to hear some feedback. I'm amazed at the low pressures they recommend. I've read that the PR's should be run at 33F/22R.
Red Rider is correct 32 front is where you want to start.

Glad you like em!

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