michelin pilot exalto's........any good?

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chubbster
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michelin pilot exalto's........any good?

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ive been offered a set of 4 almost new michelin pilot exaltos in the right size for £140. ive done a little bit of research and this is a bargain price and reviews on them seem good on other sites, does anyone have any experience or knowledge of them?

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Post by Speedlaw »

AFAIK, you can't really go wrong with Michelin. They're usually expensive, but quality merchandise.

I don't have any experience with the Pilot's, but the Energy's I had lying around are very good. They also last forever.

(May not be the case with the Pilot's though...)
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Post by alex »

1 word avoid Michelin Pilots dry grip is ok wet grip is like driving on teflon! On the +ve side they wear really slow and are good quality up to you really but not my kettle of fish.
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Post by chubbster »

i think i'll probably get them so ive got a set for when my 720's go slick.
cheers, theyll do for summer
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Post by polo2k »

if there the re720`s then you might be dissapointed
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Post by chubbster »

yeah they are the re720's, but for the price i cant really complain to much
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