Tyres, again.

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Bob_Cooper said: ↑

Yeah, that too. It'll be interesting. Always rated Michelin and loved the 2CT and as far as I'm aware it's a similar construction to the PR3 as in dual compound and silica content etc, sounds like a 2CT with a different tread pattern almost...
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I agree, I've got the 2ct's on mine and they work great. They were about £30 cheaper than the PR3's.

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Sounds like Scorpions will do the job for what your after?

I have no real issues with the original tyres, I get plenty of feedback from them and they have not let me down so far.

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PR2 are supposed to be as good as tge PR3 if your not doing a lot of riding in the wet.

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Love the PR3's on mine. Loads of grip and great feel.

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