Has anybody had any experiance of these Dunlop GPR ALPHA-10 tyres on the road i.e fast road riding country roads....?
there ment to be aim at 125cc - 400cc motorcycles so by the sounds of them they should be spot on, but im not sure what do you think?
Dunlop GPR ALPHA-10
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lewi46
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Dunlop GPR ALPHA-10
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Re: Dunlop GPR ALPHA-10
I've not tried the Alpha 10's but if they're a development from the 208GP they could be good(?).
The 207's used to blue with heat on my RS, so they were toad. But the 208's were pretty good. They heated up so fast! So fast, I could slam it round the roundabout at the end of my road no problems, never even a slip. Used to pick up all sorts of toad though. Looked like chewing gum rolled in grit.
No harm in trying them. I doubt there's much difference between road tyres - not within the usable road limits. Some people say soft tyres are a waste anyway, but I like the confidence.
The 207's used to blue with heat on my RS, so they were toad. But the 208's were pretty good. They heated up so fast! So fast, I could slam it round the roundabout at the end of my road no problems, never even a slip. Used to pick up all sorts of toad though. Looked like chewing gum rolled in grit.
No harm in trying them. I doubt there's much difference between road tyres - not within the usable road limits. Some people say soft tyres are a waste anyway, but I like the confidence.