Author Topic: Shinko V. Dulop Qualifier V. Michelin Pilot Power (Read 6704 times)

TheBigB · « **Reply #15 on:** August 30, 2006, 08:22:20 PM »

Daytona:

Pretty good prices but, if i recall, AZ Motorsports is listing them at about the same. Though, thanks for the site. Always good to have another go-to.

The Big B

Daytona · « **Reply #16 on:** August 30, 2006, 08:34:35 PM »

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="TheBigB"]Daytona:

Pretty good prices but, if i recall, AZ Motorsports is listing them at about the same. Though, thanks for the site. Always good to have another go-to.

The Big B

Yep close and i know Ridenow does a great job of getting em too you! But they hit you with the tax in your state if you have a store in your state! like they do here in FL,TX and i'm sure in CA. Check em out by doing a check out. These guys are good on a bunch of other stuff to with no ship charge, with no tax unless you are in Ohio. But i have never used them as of yet! Just lookin out for a commuting Bandit Bud. BTW you won't be sorry with the 009 Shinko's i know first hand!!!

TheBigB · « **Reply #17 on:** August 31, 2006, 02:29:02 AM »

Thanks Daytona:

I think the Shinkos will be the winner here. Now, do I go with the 009 on both front and back or 005/009 set up like I have been hearing others do.

The Big B

Daytona · « **Reply #18 on:** August 31, 2006, 10:18:30 AM »

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="TheBigB"]Thanks Daytona: I think the Shinkos will be the winner here. Now, do I go with the 009 on both front and back or 005/009 set up like I have been hearing others do.The Big B

Some have tried that! Most have said they wouldn't again. Keep the air pressure at 42psi in the front anyway! Or they will start to cup after 5k miles! Most others are in the pile by then. The 005's aren't that much stickier? But won't have the center line groove like the 009 has. This seems to keep the wear even! cause it will last over 3 rear tires IMO