Looks like pirelli stopped making the 180 sc2 and only makes it in the sc1 now. Will the 190/60 sc2 work on the Gen 3 R6? If not what are the other choices? I ran a dunlop on my 848 last year and liked it, but prefer the Pirelli's.
Yes it will work. Those of us who run pirellis all transitioned to the 190/60 rear last year for all compounds. The biggest difference I personally noticed was feeling a lot more edge grip at full lean.Looks like pirelli stopped making the 180 sc2 and only makes it in the sc1 now. Will the 190/60 sc2 work on the Gen 3 R6? If not what are the other choices? I ran a dunlop on my 848 last year and liked it, but prefer the Pirelli's.
The SC2 in 190/60 "exists" but i havent seen it. I personally never use an SC2 rear so I haven't looked very extensively.Yup, what Shifty said. I switched last year too, for my gsxr 750. If the 180/60 fit, the 190/60 will fit. I didn't notice any handling change, but more contact patch at lean angle. They were only offering the 190/60 in SC1 and SC3, for slicks. Did they change that and now have SC2?
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Put a longer chain on!It'll fit.
The only time I've worried about a Pirelli fitting is on a sv650 with a 180 rear tire conversion. Shit gets tight then when you put warmers on.
Not my problem anymore. Sold it to some poor sap.Put a longer chain on!
I heard it's nice nowNot my problem anymore. Sold it to some poor sap.