Thanks for all the info Kelly. That helps alot.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Kelly Cash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: V-MAX TECH LIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 12:31 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Lets do the tire thing...


> > So lets say you've got a 17" rear wheel and a
> > widened/reinforced swingarm
> > that can handle a 190 with ease. What's you favorite
> > tire of choice for
> > handling?
> 
> I have Metzeler MEZ4s (which I can't mount until Kosman finishes
> my rear wheel).  I've used them (and MEZ2, MEZ3) on my GTS-1000,
> love them.  I've also used the Pirelli Dragon (not the Corsa), and
> it's basically the same tire as the MEZ with a slightly different
> tread pattern.  Both tires are made in the same plants.
> 
> Other favorites of the GTS group:
> Battlax BT-57:  Dual density compound.  Harder in the middle,
> softer on the sides.  I wasn't particularly fond of them myself,
> I fried a set in a weekend of hard twisties.  (never before wore
> out the sides before the middle!)
> 
> Avon Azaro: I hear has great handling, wet or dry.  But they supposedly
> wear VERY fast in the 2nd half of the tread depth.
> 
> Michelin Macadam: A little more mileage, yet decent handling.
> 
> I hear Dunlop D207s are great.  (standard tire on the R1)
> The D202s are terrible.  They're cheap OEM things.
> 
> The GTS-1000 is probably a good bike to compare to the Vmax-  If a 
> tire works well on the GTS, it might work well on the Vmax.  True,
> the handling is different, but the weight is almost the same.
> 
>  -K
> 
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