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Originally Posted by Porkchop
The Sport Demons I had on before were nice. The sportiest of all the rubber that fit on my bike. They just dont last as long, but I knew that going in. The Bridgestones I have now were cheaper, but arent as sticky.
I've never use Rotella, but I've never had problems with Repsol in either of my bikes. I noticed that it made the mechanical noise a little louder in my R6 than Yamalube.
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All bullshit aside, here's where I stand:
I've been thoroughly unimpressed with every Pirelli I've ever run. They warm up slow, perform like bricks, and wear like race tires. They also have no "feel"; I can't tell when they're gonna let go, they just do. I have similar complaints with Bridgestone and Dunlop, but not to the same extreme (at least in Dunlop's case).
The oil thing is mostly BS, but I prefer Rotella. I've tried Repsol, but wasn't impressed at all. Honestly, these days I'm really thinking car oil is the ticket.
Oh, and one more time: Fuck Tim Tebow.