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Marmoot
10th September 2004, 22:44
Help.....
who knows what shop does Bridgestone tyres in Auckland? I really desperately need a 180/55/17 BT010 rear for my Blade......
Used to be cyclethreads but they are no more :wacko:
andy1
10th September 2004, 22:48
You still running those shit tyres?! :killingme
Marmoot
10th September 2004, 22:52
shutup you sushi eating yakuza :blah: hehehe j/k
they are the perfect tyre for 99 Blade
loosebruce
11th September 2004, 00:09
You could try Kerry at Motohaus, i think he's got a few bridgies in, if not he's pretty good at getting hold of em.
DEATH_INC.
11th September 2004, 07:30
You could try Kerry at Motohaus, i think he's got a few bridgies in, if not he's pretty good at getting hold of em.
What he said.If they can be got he'll get 'em. :2thumbsup
Zed
11th September 2004, 08:24
Help.....
who knows what shop does Bridgestone tyres in Auckland? I really desperately need a 180/55/17 BT010 rear for my Blade......
Used to be cyclethreads but they are no more :wacko:
Cycletreads still exist. They have a new store in Barrys Pt Rd.
http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/site/pages/contact.htm (http://www.cycletreads.co.nz/site/pages/contact.htm)
Jackrat
11th September 2004, 08:31
Mt Eden Motorcycles.
I bought one from them a couple of months back.
Actualy when it comes to just about anything I go to Mt Eden.
If they don't have some thing they just get it for you.
claire
11th September 2004, 17:55
I couldn't get an 010 for the rear of my R1 and that was in March/April of this year. had to go to the 012 the next model or something, its black and round thats as technical as I need to get about tyres. Works pretty good too!
moko
12th September 2004, 05:24
Bit of an eye-opener reading this thread because Bridgestones are probably the most popular bike tyre in Britain and you can get them anywhere.Apart from maybe the SV650 they`re considered about the best tyres for most middleweights by riders and the press for all-round use.I think there`s a wider spread of views on tyres for the bigger/faster stuff but they`ve pretty much got the market to themselves for things like Hornets,Fazers,600 Bandits e.t.c.
AMPS
13th September 2004, 11:00
2 in stock, $322.00
Lou
White trash
13th September 2004, 11:15
010's obsolete now, but I can do the 012 replacement for $299 to your door.
Cajun
13th September 2004, 12:24
010's obsolete now, but I can do the 012 replacement for $299 to your door.
012 are old now 014s the newish, now i just gotta get the wife off her vtr so i can see what they go like on her bike,
Zapf
13th September 2004, 13:18
Bit of an eye-opener reading this thread because Bridgestones are probably the most popular bike tyre in Britain and you can get them anywhere.Apart from maybe the SV650 they`re considered about the best tyres for most middleweights by riders and the press for all-round use.I think there`s a wider spread of views on tyres for the bigger/faster stuff but they`ve pretty much got the market to themselves for things like Hornets,Fazers,600 Bandits e.t.c.
why apart from the SV650? Just wondering, cause am probly going to get it for my next bike.
tkns.
Cajun
13th September 2004, 13:41
Bit of an eye-opener reading this thread because Bridgestones are probably the most popular bike tyre in Britain and you can get them anywhere.Apart from maybe the SV650 they`re considered about the best tyres for most middleweights by riders and the press for all-round use.I think there`s a wider spread of views on tyres for the bigger/faster stuff but they`ve pretty much got the market to themselves for things like Hornets,Fazers,600 Bandits e.t.c.
One of the pom bike mags all the guys on test bikes were putting 014's on there bikes from gixxer 750 to blades to r1's
Coldkiwi
13th September 2004, 17:48
Mt Eden Motorcycles.
I bought one from them a couple of months back.
Actualy when it comes to just about anything I go to Mt Eden.
If they don't have some thing they just get it for you.
Mt eden won't be as cheap as Cycletreads tho because Cycletreads buy them en masse for dirty cheap prices (best bet if you want Bstones) - at least thats what Mike@ME told me last year. Sounds like Kerry could be a good bet but get prices off both Motohaus and Cycletreads I'd say.... or just kick bridgestones into touch and get some pirellis/metzlers! :shifty:
DEATH_INC.
13th September 2004, 17:54
I could tell you why treads is so cheap on bridgees,but I can't(or shouldn't)and it's part of the reason I won't use them.
Kerry will prolly be a bit dearer too,but the service is worth it.
Lou Girardin
13th September 2004, 19:55
It's no secret that Cycletreads are a retail arm of an importer. Perfectly legal.
Just a shame that Leading Edge no longer competes.
AMPS
14th September 2004, 09:27
Don't want to get into a dutch auction, but in the interests of helping a fellow Jaffa.
$299.00 for an B/Stone 010 or Metz M1 plus free fitting if you bring your wheel in.
Lou
Cajun
14th September 2004, 09:42
Don't want to get into a dutch auction, but in the interests of helping a fellow Jaffa.
$299.00 for an B/Stone 010 or Metz M1 plus free fitting if you bring your wheel in.
Lou
i got a bridgestone 014 fitted $300 as well as fitting an 014 (second hand off my bike) on the front to the wifes vtr1000f
but it might help i just brought a set of super corsas from them for my bike,
Marmoot
14th September 2004, 09:53
wow......I've been paying too much all this time
:wacko:
Zed
14th September 2004, 10:02
wow......I've been paying too much all this time
:wacko:
...but can you be bothered taking your wheel off and 'driving' in there to get the work done? Nothing like riding into the shop on a Sat morning, chatting for about 15mins with the tyre guy while he fits it and then 'riding' off to wear it in!
Depends how much you value your time in that case scenario? :msn-wink:
Zed
14th September 2004, 10:09
...Nothing like riding into the shop on a Sat morning, chatting for about 15mins with the tyre guy while he fits it and then 'riding' off to wear it in!...
Reminds me of a few weeks ago when I rode into Motohaus and had Kerry fit a front tyre. As we were talking I noticed he was half way through taking off my rear wheel when I gave him a friendly reminder that it was the front he was supposed to be changing! :eek:
Would have been a waste of time had we got that wrong.
DEATH_INC.
14th September 2004, 19:21
It's no secret that Cycletreads are a retail arm of an importer. Perfectly legal.
Yeh,but the bullshit thing is they use this to undercut those they supply at retail levels.... :mad:
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