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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    I used Vee Rubber. Cheap and it works.
    Not nylon, is it? Where do they sell them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbks View Post
    Not nylon, is it? Where do they sell them?
    Motorcycle shops.

    Every shop down here CAN get them. And yes, nylon. Fine on a bucket unless your some sort of Rossi - in which case you'd have already have USD forks, disc brakes all round, alloy frame etc.

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    I was under the impression nylon are crap...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk View Post
    I used Vee Rubber. Cheap and it works.
    And yes, nylon.
    The irony?

    Decent nylon tyres are pretty good, i rode a bike with Conti go's on it the other day. And it was fine, knee down and all, did start sliding the front a little.

    Rubbers always good tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quallman1234 View Post
    Decent nylon tyres are pretty good, i rode a bike with Conti go's on it the other day. And it was fine, knee down and all, did start sliding the front a little.
    Yeah, you fair pushed those A-graders along on that. And you didn't bin out.

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    for no apparant reason my current nylon front just slid out at what had to be a 5 degree lean angle at 5km/h. I'll admit they were cold, and are bald, but it was dry... Hope that doesn't happen with these "vee rubber"'s... They aren't that bad are they?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbks View Post
    for no apparant reason my current nylon front just slid out at what had to be a 5 degree lean angle at 5km/h. I'll admit they were cold, and are bald, but it was dry... Hope that doesn't happen with these "vee rubber"'s... They aren't that bad are they?
    No one (and I mean no one) has ever binned on my AX1R.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbks View Post
    for no apparant reason my current nylon front just slid out at what had to be a 5 degree lean angle at 5km/h. I'll admit they were cold, and are bald, but it was dry... Hope that doesn't happen with these "vee rubber"'s... They aren't that bad are they?
    That does sound somewhat exagerated...
    Th best slicks in the world will be totally shit once they are ten years old, have been thru a million heat cycles and are totally bald.

    I would say try the vee rubbers, I am sure while they are not the flashest they will be miles better than what you have got.
    Once you can use average tyres to their potential then start getting into he flash ones.
    Heinz Varieties

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    Sully rode last years battle of the buckets on Vee Rubber, it was raining and snowing , he didnt like them but finished alright

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    Does anyone have a MB50 ignition to sell me? prefer with stator rotor and cdi, could possibly swap for mb100 or some other trinkets, 28mm flat slide tm28 maybe .thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yow Ling View Post
    Does anyone have a MB50 ignition to sell me? prefer with stator rotor and cdi, could possibly swap for mb100 or some other trinkets, 28mm flat slide tm28 maybe .thanks
    PM Trudes if she doesn't read this first. I think she has an MB50 in bits...

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    I'm stuck out of town at the moment, but if you ask Kendog real nice he might pop down to my "Pile of shit" in the garage and see if there is anything that might suit in there, otherwise I'll be home Saturday (Someone might need to remind me to have a lookie!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trudes View Post
    I'm stuck out of town at the moment, but if you ask Kendog real nice he might pop down to my "Pile of shit" in the garage and see if there is anything that might suit in there, otherwise I'll be home Saturday (Someone might need to remind me to have a lookie!)
    Where is the 'Pile of shit'? If I went down and had a guy look I would never fine it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yow Ling View Post
    Sully rode last years battle of the buckets on Vee Rubber, it was raining and snowing , he didnt like them but finished alright
    My puckered arse was sucking me onto the track!

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    Anyone got a tank, preferably without any deep dents or anything more than surface rust, for a honda cb?

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