Heaps of race tyres must go!!!

[Two Smoker]

These tyres are still for sale

[Two Smoker]

These tyres are still for sale

And still another racer waits... These tyres are still for sale Someone please buy them....

[stify]

be into a rear if they're ok for the drags

[cowpoos]

be into a rear if they're ok for the drags

oh...the sexual under tones of the post!!!!


nive new avatar bro!!! the misses like it??

[stify]

oh...the sexual under tones of the post!!!!


nive new avatar bro!!! the misses like it??

hey when there's rubber involved......dats wot i like


had that avatar a bit b4 she got her repsol, some mofo had started using me old one...

[Two Smoker]

be into a rear if they're ok for the drags

Yep they are sweet for drags and for trackdays and road... Sure youre not keen on a set???

[Two Smoker]

Bumpity Bump...

[The Stranger:Me]

You use your bike as your primary transport.

What tyre do you choose?

You can go with something to give you good milage, but you suffer when you are having fun.
You can put on fun tyres and waste your money flogging out the centre when commuting - kinda hard to use the edges when lane splitting.
You can use a dual compound and get the best of both worlds, but the manufacturers recognise this and consequently usually they come at a cost premium.

If only good tyres were cheap then you could have your cake and eat it too. Well good news, they are!

I have been running Two Smokers old Race Attacks.
Farken awesome tyre!
Stick like hell.
Very confidence inspiring.
190/55 so tip in is easier, contact patch is greater when leant over, saves km's on the bike and peg clearance is a little greater.
Wear is pretty even - what I loose in the middle during the week is matched by what is lost from the sides in the weekend.
Front and rear are wearing at very close to the same rate, so you get to replace the lot at once.
They stick bloody well in the wet.
It is looking like I will get about 3,500km which I think is pretty good value for a wicked tyre at such a low cost.
Pre scrubbed.
And an important one for boomer - instant street cred as there are no chicken strips.

What more can you ask of a tyre?

PM Two Smoker to find out what he has, but be quick cause I'll be back for more soon - and no tight cunts (kiwifruit), he's a racer and needs all the help he can get.

[HDTboy]

There's also a set of Bridgestone BT015s for sale which were used for running the new bike in

[jrandom]

There's also a set of Bridgestone BT015s for sale which were used for running the new bike in

Is that a 180/55/R17 rear, or a 190/55 like the Contis?

[HDTboy]

Tis a 180/55, approximately 1800 easy road km on it

[Gremlin]

190/55 so tip in is easier, contact patch is greater when leant over, .....
but be quick cause I'll be back for more soon - and no tight cunts (kiwifruit), he's a racer and needs all the help he can get.

so you're the bastad that helped take the 190/55... I got stuck with a 50

unfortunately... less than 1000km later, I was wondering if he could sell me some tread for the tyre, coz I had lost mine and, if you're wondering... no, you gets to buy another

[boomer]

You use your bike as your primary transport.

What tyre do you choose?

You can go with something to give you good milage, but you suffer when you are having fun.
You can put on fun tyres and waste your money flogging out the centre when commuting - kinda hard to use the edges when lane splitting.
You can use a dual compound and get the best of both worlds, but the manufacturers recognise this and consequently usually they come at a cost premium.

If only good tyres were cheap then you could have your cake and eat it too. Well good news, they are!

I have been running Two Smokers old Race Attacks.
Farken awesome tyre!
Stick like hell.
Very confidence inspiring.
190/55 so tip in is easier, contact patch is greater when leant over, saves km's on the bike and peg clearance is a little greater.
Wear is pretty even - what I loose in the middle during the week is matched by what is lost from the sides in the weekend.
Front and rear are wearing at very close to the same rate, so you get to replace the lot at once.
They stick bloody well in the wet.
It is looking like I will get about 3,500km which I think is pretty good value for a wicked tyre at such a low cost.
Pre scrubbed.
And an important one for boomer - instant street cred as there are no chicken strips.

What more can you ask of a tyre?

PM Two Smoker to find out what he has, but be quick cause I'll be back for more soon - and no tight cunts (kiwifruit), he's a racer and needs all the help he can get.

i'm gonna man rape you next time i see you

[Two Smoker]

The list has been updated

[boomer]

You use your bike as your primary transport.

What tyre do you choose?

You can go with something to give you good milage, but you suffer when you are having fun.
You can put on fun tyres and waste your money flogging out the centre when commuting - kinda hard to use the edges when lane splitting.
You can use a dual compound and get the best of both worlds, but the manufacturers recognise this and consequently usually they come at a cost premium.

If only good tyres were cheap then you could have your cake and eat it too. Well good news, they are!

I have been running Two Smokers old Race Attacks.
Farken awesome tyre!
Stick like hell.
Very confidence inspiring.
190/55 so tip in is easier, contact patch is greater when leant over, saves km's on the bike and peg clearance is a little greater.
Wear is pretty even - what I loose in the middle during the week is matched by what is lost from the sides in the weekend.
Front and rear are wearing at very close to the same rate, so you get to replace the lot at once.
They stick bloody well in the wet.
It is looking like I will get about 3,500km which I think is pretty good value for a wicked tyre at such a low cost.
Pre scrubbed.
And an important one for boomer - instant street cred as there are no chicken strips.

What more can you ask of a tyre?

PM Two Smoker to find out what he has, but be quick cause I'll be back for more soon - and no tight cunts (kiwifruit), he's a racer and needs all the help he can get.

I HAVE SO MUCH STREET CRED I'M BOTTLING IT ALREADY !