MotoSnakeT
 
 
 
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    March 12, 2012
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Pilot Power 2CT tires add two-compound technology to the already renowned Pilot Power range. While 2CT technology originated in MotoGP racing, Pilot Power 2CT tires are intended for the most demanding sportbike riders, who use their bikes both on the road and for track days. Its tread surface is divided into three separate areas, incorporating two different rubber compounds. This helps provide numerous benefits in terms of dry grip, lean angle, handling and progressive acceleration and braking on wet surfaces. Track-day tire thats equally at home on the road. Real MotoGP technology from the tire company that introduced dual-compound tires in GP racing. 20% softer rubber mix on the edges of the tread yields phenomenal cornering grip. Lean angles up to 51.2 measured on Michelin test track. Precise handling and feedback. An extension of the Pilot Power line, not a replacement. The Michelin Pilot Power 2CT tires are rated W and up to 168 mph.
 
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Ease of Installation
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Style
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Durability
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Performance
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MotoSnakeT
Location:Augusta, GA
Bad rain tire
February 21, 2013
"The Pilot Power 2CT tires are pretty good for dry conditions. It's definately not intended for wet riding conditions along with a bike over 1000 ccs. I've ran them for a year, but will not ride the bike on rainy days. The tires have no traction unlike the sticky Pirelli Corsa brands which stick to the road like glue even in the wet. I'll never buy Pilot Power 2CT tires again. It was a waste of money, and I had to wait for dry days to ride."
 
The All New 2012 Element boot steps into a class of its own! Featuring an All New Buckle fastening system, high grade injection molded protection, and genuine leather support, the All New 2012 Element boot is indeed the best Element boot ever! Built to the quality of a first class racing boot but sold at an entry-level price, this boot simply can't be beat for overall value and style! All New Buckle for 2012. Bonded sole. Durable construction. Fully adjustable four buckle closure system. Tough sole with metal shank. Injection molded plastic shin plate and protection. Generous heel support and padding for added comfort. Built in heat shield. Customize your boot with blue, green or pink straps that can be ordered separately. Replacement rubber sole inserts, straps and buckles are available.
 
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2 out of 5
MotoSnakeT
Location:Augusta, GA
Element boots with ATV sole
March 12, 2012
"I recently purchased some atv boots so that I could ride at a popular place in GA. The price was cheap for the size I wear which is a 15. The boot style and quality was nice also. My only concern is that the boot has sooo much protection that you can't even flex your anxle to shift gears on an ATV. It probably works better for mx bikers. But if you ride an ATV, don't even bother with this boot. Shifting is impossible with it due to the limited movement range of the stiff boot. I'm looking into buying another brand of atv boots. Elements suck!"
 
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