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PIRELLI ROSSO 4 120/70-17 & 190/55-17 COMBODIABLO ROSSO IV As hot As hell. The supersport tyre for road use The latest chapter of the DIABLO ROSSO family: the state of the art of sport tyre for road use with brilliant performance also on wet. is a trademark of Pirelli Tyre S. p. A. ON ROAD SUPERSPORT The ultimate sport tyre for road use Superb grip while braking, thrust boost in extreme lean angles and brilliant traction exiting the corner Lightening handlebar response to rider inputs and
DIABLO ROSSO™ IV
As hot As hell. The supersport tyre for road use
The latest chapter of the DIABLO ROSSO™ family: the state of the art of sport tyre for road use with brilliant performance also on wet.
is a trademark of Pirelli Tyre S.p.A.
ON-ROAD
SUPERSPORT
The ultimate sport tyre for road use
- Superb grip while braking, thrust boost in extreme lean angles and brilliant traction exiting the corner
- Lightening handlebar response to rider inputs and smooth feedback while cornering
- WSBK-derived structures and contours
- Silica-enriched multi-compound for both front and rear tyres
- Best performance on road use, on both wet and dry roads
- Stiffer RAYON chords for fronts and rear sizes up to 190/50 ZR 17
EFFECT
Optimized footprint geometry in all lean angles and loads, excellent dynamic response to power unit outputs, quicker handlebar response
More rubber
More space for rubber thanks to lower ply chords end-count
Enhanced dumping effect on asphalt micro-roughness
Excellent riding feeling and reduced tire noise on imperfect tarmac
EFFECT
Enhanced dumping effect on asphalt micro-roughness
Excellent riding feeling and reduced tire noise on imperfect tarmac
Tread pattern design
Mid-lean area with reduced void/fill ratio
Higher footprint area and better stress distribution enhancing grip at mid-lean
EFFECT
Higher footprint area and better stress distribution enhancing grip at mid-lean
Contour
New front profile with reduced curvature on shoulders
"Wider contact patch in full lean
Lightening handlebar response to rider inputs and smooth feedback while cornering, for enhanced riding control
EFFECT
"Wider contact patch in full lean
BENEFIT
Lightening handlebar response to rider inputs and smooth feedback while cornering, for enhanced riding control
Compounds
Cap&Base multi-compound layout
Quick warm-up and enhanced thermal balance
EFFECT
Quick warm-up and enhanced thermal balance
FLASH™ grooves
FLASH™ tread pattern design
Outstanding stability on wet, by draining more water as speeds increase and as the weather worsens
EFFECT
Outstanding stability on wet, by draining more water as speeds increase and as the weather worsens
Full Silica compound
Full silica front and rear compounds for a solid chemical grip both on dry and wet tarmac
Best performance on road use, on both wet and dry road
BENEFIT
Best performance on road use, on both wet and dry road
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★★★★★ 5
Interesting History
Format: Paperback
My husband grew up close to Donner so he knew this story well. I found it very interesting to hear this from him and visit the area many years ago. My kids had just visited the Donner museum over Thanksgiving break and my 10 year old loves the "Who Was" series and these "I Survived or Escaped" books. My 9 year also reads them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Awesome series
Format: Paperback
My preteen son really enjoys this series. If you liked the I survived series of books you will enjoy these also!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2022
★★★★★ 5
Gift
Format: Paperback
My granddaughter loves these books. Keeps her intrigued and gives actual facts.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023
★★★★★ 5
No gory details.
Format: Paperback
While the “Donner Party” is a very disturbing topic from US history, I feel this book gently writes through the gory bits but keeps relevant to the suffering of those on Oregon Trail which makes this very suitable for young readers.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Engaging and Different!
Format: Hardcover
Looking for a new kid's author to try now that Harry Potter has retired to a quiet life out of the spotlight? Try Stuart Gibbs. His first novel, Belly Up, is an engaging mix of mystery, humor, and adventure (as well as lots of trivia about the animal kingdom ranging from the fascinating to the . . . well, I'll let you read the book!) The story takes place at FunJungle, a huge new zoo/amusement park filled with many colorful characters. When the not-so-loveable mascot of the park, Henry the Hippo, turns up (literally) dead one day, only 12-year old Teddy, the son of two zoo employees, recognizes that this was no random event and begins his investigation only to find himself a target.
The book is perfect for the 5th-8th grade crowd (although very enjoyable for us grown-ups who haven't quite grown up yet and still love well-crafted young adult titles). I'll definitely be following his next book (not a sequel to this but an adventure based on the Three Musketeers when they were younger) which looks like will be available this fall.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2011