Quote from: tussey on October 09, 2007, 01:50:52 PM
If anyone here is interested a local motorcycle shop has both front and rear Pirelli SD for $82. Shipping is ~$19

https://www.ridenow.com

lol i saw that. i just called up the longwood store and they didn't have them in stock, they said the online store ships out of arizona. they also wanted $51.95 per tire to mount balance if i didn't buy them there. $35 per tire if i bought them there. ridiculous. that place charges an arm and a leg.

See, I would buy the Kings tires for less than $80 for a set. It's all about the commute and saving cash. Just took off a rear Sakura Street Shark with over 11,000 miles on it. The set cost $68 shipped and I mount my own. Mind you that rear was like riding in oil when it was wet but luckily this year here in central Arkansas it rained very little. But I've done almost 35,000 miles on my GS in just over two years. Tires go fast and money comes more slowly. Again, it is all personal choice.

Time to inject some life into this thread and the forum. I'm in love with my first and so far only set of sport demons. The tread looks knarly, they have kept me from sliding off the road and after a good thrash they are super sticky to the touch. Will I repeat my purchase come time to do so? Hell yes!

Michael

Yep, I'm using them on my little Ninja 250. They seem to work very well, definitely no problems to report.
Tony

Quote from: darb85 on May 23, 2007, 07:14:53 AM

Quote from: frye on May 22, 2007, 10:54:42 PM
perrelli is the italion word for puck sliding  i highly recomend them

Almost every word in this sentence is misspelled.

lol...not only that, its mis-spelled both in the response and in the signature...