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Yah, O-ring is the way to go.
AJ, I don't know about the Pilot road 2cts, but I'm running the power 2cts and I really dig them. I don't know if it's just more saddle time or the tires, but I feel much more comfortable at lean with these than I did my Pirelli's. I've read a lot about the Battleaxe's though, I think that may be my next set. That or the Pures. Mmmmmmmm.
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anyone try the Dunlop Q2's? they have a hard center for highway driving and then soft sides..
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Most of the tires we are talking about are multi compound~
However, those seem to be more like the Pilot Road 2's, while most of us are talking the softer compound versions of that. I think, in the future, any non-budget street motorcycle tire worth its salt will be something like what you posted.
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