Simple question
Which Metzeler Racetec compounds for front and rears for UK track days
CEREC1
2013-05-15 18:01:00 UTC
KTM666
2013-05-15 18:02:00 UTC
D211
CEREC1
2013-05-15 18:05:00 UTC
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Jermo
2013-05-15 18:06:00 UTC
K2 should work fine on most occasions. If you're really fast you might need to make a more temperature specific choice of compound to reduce wear.
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2013-05-15 18:08:00 UTC
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2013-05-15 18:08:00 UTC
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Superdan
2013-05-15 18:10:00 UTC
Tried K3's not a fan K2 rear and K1 is the choice of most
KTM666
2013-05-15 18:11:00 UTC
....Superdukes are very easy on the front tyre...... K1 if it were me
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2013-05-15 18:13:00 UTC
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2013-05-15 18:14:00 UTC
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2013-05-15 18:27:00 UTC
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bic_bicknell
2013-05-15 18:44:00 UTC
This is what I've done for four years now. Nothing to compare it to but seems to work OK for me.
K1 on front. K2 on rear.
Front always outlasts the back. By about 2:1 - but yhat is riding on the road in between track days.
NB. They are shit in the wet, the cold, on muddy roads , in the winter etc. .
But in the summer, the dry track, the nice A road blast they are AWESSOME!
K1 on front. K2 on rear.
Front always outlasts the back. By about 2:1 - but yhat is riding on the road in between track days.
NB. They are shit in the wet, the cold, on muddy roads , in the winter etc. .
But in the summer, the dry track, the nice A road blast they are AWESSOME!
The Gin Reaper
2013-05-15 20:14:00 UTC
K3 ..... It a road going compound in the exact shape of the k2 or k1 with 95 percent of the grip of the track only variants.... It doesn't degrade with heat cycles like the k1/k2 and will happily cover 99% of the rigours of track day riding....... If you need a k1 or k2 for your track days then allow me to fill out your BSS application and we'll all come along and cheer you on at the race weekend!
Superdan
2013-05-15 20:27:00 UTC
I would always go for more grip than I need or could use, than not enough when I need it.
Colonel_Klinck
2013-05-15 20:33:00 UTC
I normally buy K1 front, K2 rear scrubs. However I bought K3 front and rear for endurance race. In all honesty I couldn't feel any difference. Bike wasn't 100% so wasn't pushing as hard as perhaps I could but still they were good as gold.
stalker
2013-05-15 20:40:00 UTC
k3 rear . if you are going to get on it
CEREC1
2013-05-15 21:56:00 UTC
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Jermo
2013-05-17 17:44:00 UTC
My girlfriend just surprised me with an almost new (3 sessions old) set of K2 interacts, I use them for fast street rides and some track days. Limited grip will only be caused by stock suspension but mostly my own riding