I has a T63 rear too, the 350 has a 606 front which the p.o. was going to strip off and put on his beemer. glad he didn't though, it's a good tyre
Was quoted $199 for a new T63 for the big todayI might have to look for a new "favorite" tyre.
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I has a T63 rear too, the 350 has a 606 front which the p.o. was going to strip off and put on his beemer. glad he didn't though, it's a good tyre
Was quoted $199 for a new T63 for the big today
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I got one from cyclereads last week for $182. Still dare tho.Originally Posted by JATZ
I has a T63 rear too, the 350 has a 606 front which the p.o. was going to strip off and put on his beemer. glad he didn't though, it's a good tyre
Was quoted $199 for a new T63 for the big today
In the last 12 months or so I have paid for t63's $100, $160 and $182 in that order.
I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........
Nana on a Hotrod
, when this GST hits it will shoot up even more
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
Armature speller
I love all the people on TM who get rid of tyres with plenty of tread left
Where's the ride?
T63 fronts have shallow knobs, reported fine for tar/gravel but not so good for mud/sand where you need some penetration.
Just been reading in motorbikin coast to coast that the Mitas E-09 front is not appreciated.
Heavy bikes? 20kg more? The KLR already IS 20kg more
Cheers,
Colin
Where's the ride?
I love all the people on TM who get rid of tyres with plenty of tread leftbut I will have to get some fresh ones for the worst of the racing
. One new tyre will cost more than the 17 used ones
Cheers,
Colin
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Whats the catch?
Are they really bad tyres or something?
Armature speller
Wrong sizes for the DR.
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mwuahahaha good point! I am starting to research what tyres to put on the DR when these ones go.
So much to consider!
"trolling"
the mitas Eo9 is a great tyre & good on the big beamer's as well $175 rear 9500k out of it front around $145/150 & still going
Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down ones life for his friends. (John 15:13)
Nana on a Hotrod
all good and above board, bike comes in with stock tyres farmer sez fuck that no good on the farm put a nobbly on cheers, and walla cant sell them as new stock cause they come of a bike. You gotta ask for your size sometimes they might have one
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
Nana on a Hotrod
i ran E-09s on my one
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
L-Plate Rider
Ok at the moment running some DOT nobblies on my bike which are great but since most of my riding is done on the road lookng for somthing that is a bit more road friendly but will also suit my purpose for going off road ocassionaly. Now I have a specfic place I go offroad and thats along the Karapoti Trail in the Akatarawas. So what I was wondering what tire would be best suited to handle the Akatarawas tracks whilst maybe giving me a bit more durability on the road. All suggestions welcome
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Mitas E-09 would be my recommendation.Ok at the moment running some DOT nobblies on my bike which are great but since most of my riding is done on the road lookng for somthing that is a bit more road friendly but will also suit my purpose for going off road ocassionaly. Now I have a specfic place I go offroad and thats along the Karapoti Trail in the Akatarawas. So what I was wondering what tire would be best suited to handle the Akatarawas tracks whilst maybe giving me a bit more durability on the road. All suggestions welcome
Nana on a Hotrod
or E-07s unless the tracks have had heavy rain then the E-09 would be better, but you would get a longer road life out of the 07
'Good things come to those who wait'
Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it
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