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Metzler Roadtec 01

Discussion in 'Anything Goes' started by northwood, Jun 8, 2016.

  1. northwood

    northwood New Member

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    So far I have ~1,000 street miles and 60 track miles on these tires.

    I took the VFR with me to Thunderhill Raceway yesterday to have the new Ohlins tuned with the bike at the track. The tires handled very predictably and I was getting decent lap times (2:19-2:22). I had Dave Moss tune the bike. Then in the afternoon I scared the bejesus out of myself jumping onto the CBR1000RR. The VFR is VERY well mannered when pushed hard. It makes going super fast very effortless. :loyal:

    I could give more information on the set-up if anyone is interested. With my set, I ran 31 rear and 35 front at the track and the wear pattern is perfect.

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    You can find photos of the bike on the track here: http://www.gotbluemilk.com/web160607/h/index.html
     


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  2. Mr. Hackaweek

    Mr. Hackaweek New Member

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    I love Metzeler tires!
     


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  3. John451

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    Have people worked out which version the VFR should have, read on a R1200RS forum Metzeler recommend they have normal front with HWM rear though their website as far as I can tell doesn't specify.

    As the VFR is about the same weight as R1200RS is it also considered a "Heavy Weight Motorcycle" and does anyone have the HWM version or have most gone with the standard Roadtec 01's on their VFR ?
     


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