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    Quote Originally Posted by _Shrek_ View Post
    heres the mitas Eo10 rear 150/70 x 17 Tubeless Attachment 214607just arrived at home Saturday, bit more off road orientated than i was expecting, I will wait till the front arrives before fitting them
    interesting..i was under the impression they where a tighter packed pattern, not much more rubber on there than the E-09..

    lager sizes are due in next month..let us know how you find them..

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    Quote Originally Posted by junkmanjoe View Post
    interesting..i was under the impression they where a tighter packet pattern, not much more rubber on there than the E-09..

    lager sizes are due in next month..let us know how you find them..

    JMJ
    aye so was I got a bit of a shock when it arrived, still waiting on the front as I want to run them together, & I still have no idea what they cost yet will let ya know, maybe they a free
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    Thanks for all the great feedback guys. No one has mentioned Pirelli MT60 as an option. Pirelli make good tyres, right ? Are the MT60's worth consideration ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Have a go with Shinko 705's.

    Deep off-road uphill shingle and wet clay are the only downsides I've found so far and they're really cheap.
    Hmmmm, I might give one of these a go for a summer tyre. Gotta be better than the Vee Rubber I used last summer. I take it they're cheap?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bart View Post
    Hmmmm, I might give one of these a go for a summer tyre. Gotta be better than the Vee Rubber I used last summer. I take it they're cheap?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMCruiser View Post
    Thanks for all the great feedback guys. No one has mentioned Pirelli MT60 as an option. Pirelli make good tyres, right ? Are the MT60's worth consideration ?
    yep great tyre, these guys could give you the deal of the century http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-309628974.htm
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Shrek_ View Post
    heres the mitas Eo10 rear 150/70 x 17 Tubeless Attachment 214607just arrived at home Saturday, bit more off road orientated than i was expecting, I will wait till the front arrives before fitting them
    got the bill $220 I thought they would be around the same $ as the Eo7 & still waiting for the front i guess thats inflation for ya
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    Quote Originally Posted by _Shrek_ View Post
    got the bill $220 I thought they would be around the same $ as the Eo7 & still waiting for the front i guess thats inflation for ya
    maybe you shoulda got them uninflated, then they may have been cheaper?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    maybe you shoulda got them uninflated, then they may have been cheaper?
    :slap: now why didn't I think of that
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    Looking at a new front for the BMW. How have you guys with heavier bikes got on with 606s on the front? Does that extra 20 kgs or more make much difference? I know TKCs are popular but too expensive for this boy.
    I like something with a bit of bite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Looking at a new front for the BMW. How have you guys with heavier bikes got on with 606s on the front? Does that extra 20 kgs or more make much difference? I know TKCs are popular but too expensive for this boy.
    I like something with a bit of bite.
    try the T63 ive got over 5,000km on mine and its still got good life in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by junkmanjoe View Post
    try the T63 ive got over 5,000km on mine and its still got good life in it.

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    Kenda? Good with gravel & slippery stuff?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Kenda? Good with gravel & slippery stuff?
    Not kenda. T63 is a michelin. Me and WW have them on our rears. The front t63 is not as knobbly as the rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Padmei View Post
    Kenda? Good with gravel & slippery stuff?
    yes good on gravel and worked good on slippy stuff... great on the sealed road, its handled the heavy bike very well.

    look at the mitas E-09 very good tires..

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