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BT014s

  1. 04-23-04, 04:54 PM #1
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    BT014s

    Can't believe it's already time for new tires, seems like I just started riding again...

    Anyway, I ordered a set of BT010s and they are no longer made so they sent me some BT014s. Anyone use these yet? They look very black and quite unlike tennis rackets so I think they'll be OK.

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    BT014s

    I just bought a set myself. I plan to put them on after Monday's track day...I figure the track day will just about use up my current BT-010's...

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    Wrestled the BT014 on the rear Saturday morning. Got it scrubbed in to the edges on Bay Road yesterday and it feels fine. Hope it lasts, I only got 3644 miles out of the BT020 that was on there.

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    BT014s

    Any further thoughts on the BT-014's now that you have had em for a few? These are what I am having thrown on on friday...

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    BT014s

    I presently have a BT010 on the front and a BT014 on the back. Seems fine. The BT014 has yet to spin under power and allows lean angles that eliminate rear chicken strips with ease. Seems a little more willing to follow uneven pavement joints than a BT010 or BT020 but I can live with it. I have only put 1400 miles on it and it is showing pretty good wear so I'm not expecting a whole lot of tread life. Might try Avon Sport Touring tires next. They are pretty popular with the ZX12R riders I know.

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