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Hit the twisties on Saturday morning for a shortish ride and had the best run I've ever had up Campbell's Pocket Rd. It's uphill, tight, and very twisty for a number of km's and a barrel of fun on the 450 any day.
The difference between the SD's and Avons is mainly going to be due to size... the wider SD tended to tip in a little quick and had a point when leaning left or right that it really wanted to tip, almost a bit unstable. I'd gotten used to it though...
With the better sizing of the Avon, the front felt absolutely rock solid and planted and I could tip it in with a lot more confidence.
One thing I did note though is that the Avons tend to ride a lot smoother/softer than the SD's did. Something to do with the compound or something I would assume...
So I have absolutely nothing against the SD's and wouldn't have changed except for the sizing issue... I understand 100% why the Katana guys love 'em and stick with 'em
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.................... hi i,m running bridgestone tyres front/back ,,,both from mick hone.... good to deal with regards oldgrumpy
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