I don't like my Michelin power pilot 2ct

[Sidewinder]

I like mine. The only thing I noticed is they have a very neutral feel. In corners with the original dunlops I felt how hard I was turning and that doesn't seem to be the case with the 2cts. Sort of gives an uneasy feeling during turn in like your leaning to far. Then again maybe it's my suspension. Is it hard to to mess up the forks when reinstalling the front wheel?

 

[jimmydean]

I don't lean that much, I do more body position then lean angle. Mine seem to hold well, though.

 

[dave_xb12r]

That's how I ride as well. I need to get to some twisties and give them another chance.

 

[Buell_Cru]

I have the Pirelli Rosso's and they stick like glue.

 

[jsg]

Cru how are the rosso doing with millage? I mean do they last long or melt pretty fast? I'm debating between the corsa III or the rosso next.

 

[Buell_Cru]

I get about 5200 out of the rear and it's about 95-100 degrees here. Wheelie about once a day.

 

[Dragonslayer]

I've got the regular Pilot Powers on my bike. They did slide on me once. I was pushin' it hard and was leaned over pretty far. I felt 'em slide for just a second. Other than that one time, they've been great.

 

[LeFox]

I've got the regular Pilot Powers on my bike. They did slide on me once. I was pushin' it hard and was leaned over pretty far. I felt 'em slide for just a second. Other than that one time, they've been great.

due to several things every tire can slide...the good thing i experience from the pp and especially the pp2ct is that you get the feedback in time and can correct without any problems.
that is what makes a good tire...