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i've got more takeoffs for sale.

michelin pr1/pr5 180 set- $110, these are in GREAT shape, perfect for street or track.

Pirelli Diablo dot's- sc1 front sc2 rear 180's- rears have a little tear, still plenty of life for you trackday/street guys. these sets have 8 laps at mid o on them, thats it!! $125

pirelli rains- these are in GREAT shape, only did 1 race day on them and about 10 laps at mid-o on these. awesome deal at $200

also have lots of sc2 compound supercorsa dot fronts and some sc2 dot rears in 160 size.

$40/fronts

$50 rears

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If your buying his tires make sure you realize that they dont heat up near as quick as a regular street tire. Dont think that just because they are a race tire that they are super sticky... These things need heat in them before you go trying to get low on a public road.

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I had been riding some mild curves for about 20 minutes before hand. They feel sticky cold compared to my last tires, but a good reminder for my n00bishness.

I'm going to do some more reading on the Michelin Pr1/Pr5

Anyone's experience or advice in this regard is greatly appreciated. I'm in my second riding season (ever) and have about 6k miles under my belt.

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If your buying his tires make sure you realize that they dont heat up near as quick as a regular street tire. Dont think that just because they are a race tire that they are super sticky... These things need heat in them before you go trying to get low on a public road.

Or buy them to run on a track as they were designed.

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Alright. Since I'm only a fairly aggressive rider and I often ride in cold weather and across long distances I'm feeling a bit of buyer remorse. Thanks for the advice everyone, in my n00bishness I bought something that wasn't right for me. It's nobodies fault but mine, just not what I need for the street.

Look for these on eBay in a couple of weeks or PM me if you need a good set of trackday tires.

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Alright. Since I'm only a fairly aggressive rider and I often ride in cold weather and across long distances I'm feeling a bit of buyer remorse. Thanks for the advice everyone, in my n00bishness I bought something that wasn't right for me. It's nobodies fault but mine, just not what I need for the street.

Look for these on eBay in a couple of weeks or PM me if you need a good set of trackday tires.

I wouldn't feel too bad about it. I'm sure they will still stick fine. I think flounder was just trying to warn you that they aren't the same as a street tire.

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