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lazcbr29
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cheers shadow and LP
i searched around and found a set of avon storms on busters accesories for £147 so im guna give them a go, 2 of my m8s runnin them on their bikes and rate them. i use my bike a lot and have scrubbed out a set of bt090's and a set of dunlop gpr 70's since august 28th wen i passed, and have just got to legal limit on a set of free bridgestone 096's that come wiv the bike.
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if you use your bike a lot you need " road touring" tyres, they had slightly harder compound that last longer than the Road racing tyres like BT090/GPR70's.
BT092 and GPR80s (i think) are touring rubber. i use my bike every day and i have BT092s all round.
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cheers again LP
erm they all came free wen i bought the bike so it wasnt my money,
and the avons i gone for are road touring ones,
was goin to go for the 092's but i found the storms cheap
cheers neway
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leopard_pagan wrote:
BT092 and GPR80s (i think) are touring rubber. i use my bike every day and i have BT092s all round.
These are both good all round tyres, the gpr80 has been replaced with the gpr100.
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Stickshift wrote: the gpr80 has been replaced with the gpr100.
i thought the gpr100 replaced the gpr70 :?:


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my mistake........

the alpha 10 replaced the gpr70 :poke:



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The gpr70 was a ripping tyre, if Alpha 10's have improved on these in any way then I'll be very happy.
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Stickshift wrote:The gpr70 was a ripping tyre, if Alpha 10's have improved on these in any way then I'll be very happy.

they have, all the grip, less of the twitchiness.
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put the alphas on seem good so far,havnt really tested them hard yet with wearther being so crap.but all looks good.cheers
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