Maxxis Goldspeed - opinions?

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Maxxis Goldspeed - opinions?

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having previously tried the Michelin Supermoto SM tyres and impressed with their grip, these tyres are becoming quite rare.

I read on several Supermoto forums, that the Maxxis Goldspeed is a popular choice.
Has anyone tried them on a 250, and if so, what do you think?
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I had Continental supermoto tyres once, and they did a perfect job. if the price is right, I wouldn't hessitate to try them out :wink:
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I had the Maxxis Supermaxx Tour on my SV650 and to be quite honest they were superb for the money (£100 all in for both ends) very good feel.
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Post by scooble »

I was more interested in the cut slicks for trackday use.
I've heard the Pirelli track tyres are good for bigger bikes, but their sidewall is a little too stiff for a light weight 250.
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alimorg wrote:I had the Maxxis Supermaxx Tour on my SV650 and to be quite honest they were superb for the money (£100 all in for both ends) very good feel.
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I use the Maxxis Sport tyre on my SV and they are excellent value for money and a good grippy tyre.
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