NEW Bridgestone BT016

[Shaun]

I have a BRAND new set for sale, taken of a new bike, never used.

120-70-17
180-55-17

Sell as a set only $400-00 +courier


I am running the bike in on Continental Road Attacks

Bump along AGAIN

[mouldy]

Thats a good price for a brand new set of Bridgestones neutral steering multi compound sports tyres normally between $620-$700 a set

[Devil]

Yeah, fantastic tyres!

[Owl]

So are they OEM fitment or the retail version? They differ greatly!

[Kickaha]

So are they OEM fitment or the retail version? They differ greatly!

I would doubt that, with the expense of building moulds and producing tyres why would they go to the expense of building two different versions of the same tyre

[Owl]

I would doubt that, with the expense of building moulds and producing tyres why would they go to the expense of building two different versions of the same tyre

More than two as I understand it, but I'm not familiar with the tyre markings.

OEM BT-016 often have a single compound front and dual compound rear, as opposed to dual front, triple rear for retail version.

[Pussy]

I would doubt that, with the expense of building moulds and producing tyres why would they go to the expense of building two different versions of the same tyre

He's actually right, kick!
My 750 came with BT 014s on it (when new in 2006). The BT014s on my bike were quite different in shape and tread pattern to the "over the counter" ones

[Kickaha]

More than two as I understand it, but I'm not familiar with the tyre markings.

OEM BT-016 often have a single compound front and dual compound rear, as opposed to dual front, triple rear for retail version.

He's actually right, kick!
My 750 came with BT 014s on it (when new in 2006). The BT014s on my bike were quite different in shape and tread pattern to the "over the counter" ones

Doesn't make sense from production point of view to do that, I can't find anything on the net except for a few people in different forums saying the same thing but nothing from the manufacturer

Perhaps they make different versions of the same tyres for different Motorcycle companies or for different markets

[Pussy]

Perhaps they make different versions of the same tyres for different Motorcycle companies or for different markets

That's just what they do!

[Shaun]

Thats a good price for a brand new set of Bridgestones neutral steering multi compound sports tyres normally between $620-$700 a set

They are BRAND new taken off a BRAND new bike here in NZ.

I only ride on what I sell, Continental

[mouldy]

Bike manufacturers will ask tyre companys for special runs for their flagship sports bikes . There will be a letter after the tyre code i.e Bt016H for HONDA

[Shaun]

Still have, and NOT selling for any less than advertised, so NO PM,s please tring to get them any cheaper

[NZsarge]

Doesn't make sense from production point of view to do that, I can't find anything on the net except for a few people in different forums saying the same thing but nothing from the manufacturer

Perhaps they make different versions of the same tyres for different Motorcycle companies or for different markets

Owl is quite correct, there is a cheaper OEM and then there is the multi compound charge like a wounded bull aftermarket version.

[Shaun]

1+1 = 2 folks! These are dam cheep tyres

I will take a 50% holding deposit if NO cash flow, and ballance within 30 days of purchase if that helps any one??

[Shaun]

Price reduced to $400-00