SteverinoB
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Anyone happen to be using these tires on their Scarver and if so ... what’s the skinny 
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Pirelli Diablo Rosso 111 on your F650CS Scarver
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scroungelady
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Scarver tires and special size tool for rear tire
Can't comment on the Pirellis, but I just replaced worn out Michelins with Dunlop Power Max 300s from Bike Bandit. They work well. Actually, all the tire options looked good. Just a matter of how much you want to pay. I'm a light rider, so if you are 200+ pounds it may make a difference. My 2 cents. Also, if you do not have a 55mm socket with 1/2" drive, GET ONE. You only need the six sided socket, not the 12 sided. Unless you only get your work done at a BMW dealer, you will need it for the rear tire. I found this out the hard way. I recommend carrying one with you all the time, so if you need a rear tire while on a trip you won't be SOL.
Can't comment on the Pirellis, but I just replaced worn out Michelins with Dunlop Power Max 300s from Bike Bandit. They work well. Actually, all the tire options looked good. Just a matter of how much you want to pay. I'm a light rider, so if you are 200+ pounds it may make a difference. My 2 cents. Also, if you do not have a 55mm socket with 1/2" drive, GET ONE. You only need the six sided socket, not the 12 sided. Unless you only get your work done at a BMW dealer, you will need it for the rear tire. I found this out the hard way. I recommend carrying one with you all the time, so if you need a rear tire while on a trip you won't be SOL.
