Surplus to requirements as I have a contract with Dunlop now, otherwise I'd keep em.
They're brand new, never been fitted to a bike.
120/70 17 front
180/55 17 rear
Bloody cheap at $400 ono.
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Surplus to requirements as I have a contract with Dunlop now, otherwise I'd keep em.
They're brand new, never been fitted to a bike.
120/70 17 front
180/55 17 rear
Bloody cheap at $400 ono.
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Will $87.20 secure them ?
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$387.20 will bro.
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Was willing to split but now added to Trade Me as a pair
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I heard some ugly fucker was looking for wets last week and you didn't even hook a brother up.
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Is my thinking correct?
My RGV has a standard front tyre of 110/70 17
If I was to put a 120/70 17 on it, the profile would be ? shallower? meaning it wouldn't tip in as much? But that would be a good thing when racing in the wet, as one wouldn't have the bike lent over as much away?
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Nah mate, I'd be inclined to say that the extra width of the tyre will have it "squashed" together more at the sides, causing a steeper profile.
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