NEW PIRELLI WSBK 125/70 200/65

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Anyone have experience with the new size pirelli slicks?

I know the rear tire, needs the new rear pit bull stand

the question is, does the front tire warmers, fit with the new front tire size?

or does it need some modification?
 
Depends on your tire warmers, I have the capits and it clears the front fender fine and would clear the old rear stand but was snug.
 
I run them with a standard Pit Bull rear stand and Woodcraft warmers, but like Keith said the rear is pretty snug.

I'm running an aftermarket front fender so I don't know how the fit would be with a stock fender.
 
Thanks guys

seems like the front fender is no problem,


how did the new slicks feel?

Is there an improvement? Or diference from the other slicks?
 
The new size felt like an improvement to me. I had been bouncing around between whatever tires I could get a deal on, but I've been happiest running the 125/70 SC2 and 200/65 SC3 combo.

I don't race anymore and run a 'slow' advanced pace on the V4. The SC3 rear slick is perfect for my pace, I get multiple days out of it.

Other tires I ran were mostly whatever I could get at the track that day, most of which were 200/55 and take the bike pretty far away from stock geometry even after adjusting the rear shock. The 'old' 200/55 Pirelli TDs and 200/55 Michelin Power Evo slicks did not last long at all. A 200/55 Continental Medium slick wore ok but still suffered from not being tall enough.

I haven't run them on the V4, but the Dunlop slicks and the new Pirelli TD-SC3s should be a good fit geometry-wise. I personally plan on sticking with the 125/70 200/65 Pirelli slicks unless there is a killer deal on the Dunlops.
 
The new size felt like an improvement to me. I had been bouncing around between whatever tires I could get a deal on, but I've been happiest running the 125/70 SC2 and 200/65 SC3 combo.

I don't race anymore and run a 'slow' advanced pace on the V4. The SC3 rear slick is perfect for my pace, I get multiple days out of it.

Other tires I ran were mostly whatever I could get at the track that day, most of which were 200/55 and take the bike pretty far away from stock geometry even after adjusting the rear shock. The 'old' 200/55 Pirelli TDs and 200/55 Michelin Power Evo slicks did not last long at all. A 200/55 Continental Medium slick wore ok but still suffered from not being tall enough.

I haven't run them on the V4, but the Dunlop slicks and the new Pirelli TD-SC3s should be a good fit geometry-wise. I personally plan on sticking with the 125/70 200/65 Pirelli slicks unless there is a killer deal on the Dunlops.

thanks for the review

well, looks like I am ordering a new rear pit bull stand

those guys, messed up big time

only one thing they needed to do, and they failed
 

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