Michelin Pilot Sporty tyres.

[pmidd]

Hi,
I am going to purchase a pair of Michelin Pilot Sporty tyres for my Yamaha YBR 125 and was wondering if any body has already sourced the cheapest place to buy them?

Many thanks in advance,

Paul.

[Boris the spider]

Just put a set on my wee commuter. Brilliant tyres compared to the standard.

I got them from

everything but bikes.

Got them for a great price. Had to wait 2 weeks as they didn't have them in stock.
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[pmidd]

Thx, will give them a look.

[ttboy1988]

Excellent Tyres, Will be excellent in the wet trust,

When i got on my bike first time the steering felt hard because the tyres provide better grip.

I got mine from J and S in birmingham 120 quid fitted for both, Good deal as i was getting a bit scared on standards.

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[haroman666]

See what deal you can get at your bike garage.

When I got these tyres on my CBR125, I took the wheels to the garage, got the tyres through the garage and therefore I only had to pay the price of the tyre as part of a deal. Fitting and balancing was free.
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Yes, oponeo.co.uk

£33 for a rear was good.
Took the wheel off and walked half a mile to the garage, got it changed for £12

loose wheel ftw
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bridgestone bt45 are amazing, they are much better tbh. Dual compound longevity.
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[tom_m]

Pilot sportys a good tyre for the ybr, used to use them on mine. They only lasted a few thousand miles though so running metzeler me22's now, which havent let go on me in the wet, which i cant say for the pilot sporty.

Oponeo.co.uk what i use
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[Boris the spider]

I only paid £10 fitted for the pair to lose wheels
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[skatefreak]

Will just say have just taken some BT45's off a honda NSR,
Only came off because there was a nail through the front and fancied a change.
Have been told these are a little stickier.

Just a note on the BT45's.
Around 2 years old and > 10,000 miles are there is plenty of life left in both (tread wise, nail kind'a ruined the front).
Good tires, never really pushed the NSR very hard tbh.

Looking forward to trying the sprotys soon.

Local bike place wanted £15 per tire loose so thought bugger that.
£20 and a few days got me levers, rim protectors etc.
Its a bugger of a job but very much 85% technique 15% effort.

Will get back on what I think about the sportys compared to the BT45's if anyone is interested.

-Jvr

[Jayy]

Michelin Road Pilot 3's FTW. Cost £250 fitted but they're the best tyres I've used before, had 3 sets so far on the ninja.

[CarlosCBR]

Do they do them in stock sizes for the YBR? I remember having them on my CBR125 and they were +10mm al round so turn in was harsher and a little unpredictable in the wet.

Hated Conti Go although they did last longer than the sportys.
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[LockyUK]

i am using pirelli mt75 on my cbf 125, far better than the conti's i think they are a bit more expensive than the pilot sportys ? but certainly not as expensive as bt45

[_Iain_]

Buying pilot sportys on ebay is a mugs game.

Watling tyres @ £56 for a rear, including fitting, balancing & a new valve. Most tyre garages offer free fitting if you buy rubber with em, most bike shops charge between £12.50 & £20 for loose wheels if you buy the tyres online.

Save £5 on a tyre & spend £20 extra to have it fitted? Nah.
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