big ade
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not at all , feels more smoother , might just be in my head but, feels like more grip !
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marthy
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Ran F30/R30 on my Q3's. I was told it was a bit on the high side for the rear... 28 next.
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marthy
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Ya, does move a lot... most important is, the wheel stays on the track!
Last track day I did was at Donington park and the official tyre supplier advised to leave the front pressure alone but dropped the rear by about 10% to about 36psi
It was a very hot day and the tyre was only good for four fast laps in each session.
To be fair they are cheap touring tyres on the VFR
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It was a very hot day and the tyre was only good for four fast laps in each session.
To be fair they are cheap touring tyres on the VFR
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marthy
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Thats good. Heres my Q3s
Tried it out today. Found it made the front end unstable when accelerating out of turns or overtaking. Now back to 42R 36F more to my liking. Each to their own 
Tried it out today. Found it made the front end unstable when accelerating out of turns or overtaking. Now back to 42R 36F more to my liking. Each to their own
Personally I find 36-42 spot on. Feel so in control of the bike and get great feedback from the tyres.....this is me for road riding, for a track then will probably drop the rear pressure a little.