[jeremy]

I would stay with the Conti's

[pummuckel]

super prices

i'm running dunlop q 2 tires and for any katrider members i can hook you up with a guy who will beat anyprice on a set of tires from anybody he's located in jessup ga and will ship them but cant discount on the shipping but can on the tires. i got my front and back tire for 198.00 shipped to the door.

[jcapps29]

shinko 005

[Fault]

I think in the end Im gonna go with the Conti Motion Sport Touring. Over the summer if I want to upgrade I will, but with everything else I need to buy, cant afford the road attacks

[kat_pilot750]

go with the road attacks. I got just over 7000 miles on them (primarily city with occasional "spirited" riding) and they were excellent. Excellent grip and fairly quick to warm up. If you want to expand your horizon, look at the michelin pilot power 2ct or road 2's. They are absolutely amazing...if they fit your budget.

[wfrpalm]

I have a 1250 Bandit that came with Dunlap Sportmax bites and although they stuck good the chords on the rear were showing at -5000 miles. I now have Contimotions and I have never had a problem and at 3000 miles they still have alot of life left in them.

[GytRDunKat]

There are two things to never go cheap on on a bike. Tires and Brakes.

[Fault]

Next paycheck im buying my tires, just got all my bolts ordered

[jeremy]

Why not Michelin Pilot Powers?

[Fault]

Alright, just make sure this looks right:

Front tire - 120/70 ZR17
Rear tire - 150/70 ZR17

I just want stock, and this is what the owners manual says

Would a 160/60ZR-17 work on a post?

[Vlad]

ive actually had 170/60ZR-17 shinko 009 on mine and it was good. so my guess a 160 better fit hehe... and about front ... thats the size that i had

[Fault]

ive actually had 170/60ZR-17 shinko 009 on mine and it was good. so my guess a 160 better fit hehe... and about front ... thats the size that i had

Are you sure I wont have any porblems? Im a new rider here, and I know the posts have wider rear frames, but I dont want to risk anything

http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/tpl/tire/product.jsp?skuId=&store=Main&catId=&productId=p543551&leafCatId=&mmyId=

heres the tire

[chamrck09]

I ran the Shinko 005's for a while, no complaints. Great tire for the money. I run Michelin Pilot Powers now, and probably won't go back to anything else. I've never run Continentals on a bike, but their passenger car tires suck.

I agree Michelin Pilot Power is the way to goand not much of a difference in price from the 2 styles you are comparing.

Alright, just make sure this looks right:

Front tire - 120/70 ZR17
Rear tire - 150/70 ZR17

I just want stock, and this is what the owners manual says

Would a 160/60ZR-17 work on a post?

160/60 is the Post Kat stock size if i'm not mistaken.

[Fault]

I agree Michelin Pilot Power is the way to goand not much of a difference in price from the 2 styles you are comparing.



160/60 is the Post Kat stock size if i'm not mistaken.

According to owners manual, its a 150/70 (which is pretty hard to find tires for)

[Scout]

According to owners manual, its a 150/70 (which is pretty hard to find tires for)

You will not have any problems with either a 160/60 or a 170/60. I wouldnt try to go any higher than that, and yes, 120/70 on the front is good. Stock rear is 150/70, stock front 120/70.