Are there any 18in tyres that have proven performance in use with buckets?
Looking at the rear tyre on the bucket it's going to be needing some new hoops after this weekend.
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Are there any 18in tyres that have proven performance in use with buckets?
Looking at the rear tyre on the bucket it's going to be needing some new hoops after this weekend.
KiwiBitcher
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I'd be interested to hear, too.
For whom the bell tolls
Are you following me?
KiwiBitcher
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It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
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My cb's got 18's and the current rubber looks about as old as the bike. The front has worn to a slick in between the middle and the edge, and it looks like someone's been doing burnouts on the rear and hasn't worn the 3 inch wide chicken strips off yet...
My anus is bleeding!
I feel totally betrayed by the thread title as this was my first thought:
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BT39's if ya budget can extend......Ching Shin 212 (I think) are very good to a point.......you just don't know where that piont is until you get there. But at $50 or so are hard to pass.
Its harder to lose weight than gain horsepower.
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i use the Michelin M45 s on my 125.they are awesome and stick well wet or dry.although mine has 17 s they are available in 18" too as far as i know
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BT39's were my thinking, but didnt think they were available in 18's.
KiwiBitcher
where opinion holds more weight than fact.
It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
Turkey on the run
BT39 tyres are the go, but there are 2 compounds BT39 and BT39SS. 18s are available but in limited numbers and sizes... let me know your sizes and i can get a price for you.. if you need to know.
For whom the bell tolls
Just been in to cycletreads and there were reasonbly good tyres for $90 per end, right up to $160each. There is a new conti 18in tyre out that looks the biz, i'm going to go in there after the weekend and have a proper look at whats on offer.
KiwiBitcher
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It's better to not pass and know that you could have than to pass and find out that you can't. Wait for the straight.
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dunlop tt900 race compound but I dont think they make them anymore
$200 + each
try pricing the brigstone tires you wont find any better apart from the dunlops
but make sure they are a soft race compound
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Pretty sure that is what is on the bike at the momentOriginally Posted by Buckets4Me
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The Bridgestone BT39ss in 18 x 2.50 are marked "not for Highway use"
That's right they are race tyres!
Oh yeah the good Ching shin's are 919's not 212 thou they are not a patch on the bridgestone or the michelin m45's
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I remember being VERY VERY surprised on one of my visits to the SI just how fast Cam(?) was getting round on one of those Cheng Shins
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