Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa II Front Tires - 120/70ZR17

1. Grip Better Because Brian Van Sold Them to Me

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Posted by Jesse on 28th Apr 2021

I ran these tires my CBR1000RR years ago and they were grippy & confidence inspiring. When deciding to replace the tires on my R1M, I thought about going to the Michelin, but my gut kept telling me to go with the Pirelli. Compounded by the fact Brian Van sold them to me only adds to the grip.

2. ONE OF THE BEST TIRES OUT THERE.

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Posted by Ivan Ortuno on 21st Sep 2020

The Pirelli Diablo Rosso Corsa II is great everyday tire to ride aggressively on the streets and take it to the track. Definitely recommend It. Thanks

3. PIRELLI DIABLO ROSSO CORSA II FRONT TIRES - 120/70ZR17

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Posted by Tatshat on 4th Aug 2020

Very good tire, high quality.

4. Excellent street tire

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Posted by Zeke on 2nd Jun 2020

One level "down" from the factory race tire that came w/ my Hypermotard SP -- factory race tire only gets a couple K miles whereas this one I'm getting ~5-6k miles. Tire feel is brilliant and still very sporty.

5. Amazing street sport tires

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Posted by Brian Frichette on 2nd May 2020

I was originally planning to get the S22s, but availability has been spotty. I did some research and found that these have a very similar concept. Lots of different compounds and a really sticky shoulder. Since I love my Pirelli Angel GT II on my naked bike, I felt good with the brand.

Not at all disappointed. This have a really perfect set of features for me.

- They have a very tall profile similar to a slick tire. This means they turn in very smoothly and quickly and feel great.
- The carcass is medium stiffness. I prefer a more stiff carcass so the tire doesn't wallow and deform too much when the pressures and temps are lower.
- The carbon black shoulder compound is really sticky. Easily as sticky as a more track focused tire like an RS11 or Supercorsa.
- I like that there's no tread on the shoulder.
- In theory, the lifespan should be much better than a RS11 or Supercorsa. Haven't gotten that far yet, but so far the centers are wearing well. The stock RS11s that came with my GSXR-1000R lasted a pathetic 1200mi, and these are pretty close to that already and look like they have 4x the life.

Compared to Michelin 2CTs I ran for awhile on my R6, these feel much better and more grippy as well. I put these Pirellis on both the R6 and GSXR.

I will say that there's a minor bit of cold tearing on the rear R6 tire running 34 PSI, so I'll probably drop it 2 PSI to warm them up a bit. No issues with the GSXR, probably due to the massive torque it has. It keeps the rear toasty.

Since I now have Pirellis on all three of my bikes and love them, I'll probably stick with this brand.