Derek Blankenship
Battlefield, MO
diablo corsa
The grip on this tire for the street is second to none! The contour is ideal for lean angles and makes it the perfect tire for some good cornering.
Rod
Chanute, KS
Still on OEM tire after 5000 miles
Not a very aggressive rider here, living in Kansas you don't often wonder upon winding roads. I still have the stock Diablo Corsa tires on my 06 1000RR and am really impressed with the tire wear. Almost 5100 miles and there is barely a 1.5" flat spot on the rear tire. No cupping at either end. I compare this to my 06 F4i with Bridgestone’s at 6000 miles. The front Bridgestone is cupped badly enough I'll put on a pair of tires, currently shopping for. I just wish these weren't so expensive.
pasystm
denton, TX
great grip
This is the stock tire on my 07 honda cbr1000rr. This tire grips really well. You can really trust it on the street and I’m sure its competent for occasional track days. You would probably want to go to something softer if you did a lot of trackdays. I’ve never had the front tuck on me and the rear grips all the way to the edge. The tires are soft and don’t have a lot of durability on a bike this powerful. that is typical of this class of tire on this class of bike. Don’t expect a lot of miles if you’re on the throttle a lot or do a lot of wheelies. I got 1500 miles out of my rear. That’s running about 32psi and quite a lot of wheelies. The cbr will shred this thing. I’m sure 4000 miles is easily obtainable if you aren’t a wheelie addict and ride sensibly.