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heyyy portugal guys, this is a french topic
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A french topic? are you trying to divide the planet?
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This is planet Busa
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TruWrecks

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You'll have to excuse Full. He is French after all.
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And it is actually a tire topic.
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Busa is the core point no matter where we are at...

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Hi Busa Brothers,

That´s correct Tyre Topic, so I choose the PIRELLI's Diablos for me!
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Regards,

Pedro

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The BT 21 is a sport touring tyre with harderd ruber in the middle and soft on the sides
The BT 15 is a Sports Tyre, great ruber alll over the tyre
I already use a BT 21 in my FJR, it was a good tyre but only after warming up.

When you have a nice feedback of the BT 21 in the busa please sent some report to us
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You wrote a blasphemy...
BT015 is not a SPORT tyre with "great rubber" all over the tyre...
if you like sporty riding you've to choose BT016 or Dunlop Qualifier RR...
I 've tried Bridgestone on my ZZR1400 and them are only "brunch&afterdinner tyres" (in italy we call in that way tyres that work well only when you DON'T bend )...
QualifierRR are savage in fast cornering and very enduring in highways...
If you do many miles with passenger maybe you've to choose QualifierII...

Full...I've understood you are a good pilot...and I know very well the Route Napoleon...Try QualifierRR...you will pay for me a dinner in Cannes to thank me for my advice...

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Hey, full. When I changed tires the last time, I got the old ones back and I put one hand inside the tire and one on the outside. It was shocking to me how thin a tire is from the bottom of the tread to the inside surface. Maybe about 4 or 5 mm. I can't believe i was riding on that thin of a tire.

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That is Randy Mamola
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