2007 NRS "Rod King"
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Ya know what, I actually do remember reading the thread! I remember there was so much info listed it made my head spin! 
I have major ADD sometimes (ok most of the time), especially with written instructions. 
My bike is an '09, so at least I have that cut out for me.
I really do need tires ASAP, so I'm thinking about just pulling the trigger on these as 1) they're really my last "big" mod besides maybe cams an a tuner, and 2) both front and rear are the price of a single front aftermarket wheel...
Guess it's time for me to start reading again!
I have major ADD sometimes (ok most of the time), especially with written instructions. My bike is an '09, so at least I have that cut out for me. I really do need tires ASAP, so I'm thinking about just pulling the trigger on these as 1) they're really my last "big" mod besides maybe cams an a tuner, and 2) both front and rear are the price of a single front aftermarket wheel...
Guess it's time for me to start reading again!
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WAAAAAAAY Better. I've ridden Avon's, Metz, B-Stone, Dunlops, Michelins, and Pirellis. Pirelli offers the best tire for the money. The Cobras are decent, but once the tread starts to wear they get slippery and unpredictable. Pirelli's hold true till the end. Always predictable, always grippy, good tread life, great in the wet.
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WAAAAAAAY Better. I've ridden Avon's, Metz, B-Stone, Dunlops, Michelins, and Pirellis. Pirelli offers the best tire for the money. The Cobras are decent, but once the tread starts to wear they get slippery and unpredictable. Pirelli's hold true till the end. Always predictable, always grippy, good tread life, great in the wet.
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