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    Fullbore USA tyres?

    Anyone ever heard of this brand before? Cycletreads has apparently just got some in and they are pretty cheap. Are they the American version of Shinko's?

    $350 for a set of good tyres seems too good to be true....

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    Hmmm - - lets all do a whip around and buy Carver a set to try out on the GSXR.

    Pretty sure we will receive a no-holding-back review from him with a vid of a mighty burnout.


    I also predict that at those prices you will see lots of bikes for sales on Trademe wearing them: 'brand new rear/front sport tyre....'

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Hmmm - - lets all do a whip around and buy Carver a set to try out on the GSXR.

    Pretty sure we will receive a no-holding-back review from him with a vid of a mighty burnout.
    $200 for a burnout tyre... not that bad!
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    They are actually made in korea... lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan432 View Post
    They are actually made in korea... lol
    He he he he so is this one in the middle.

    He thinks about making a joke about 'riding' but thinks better.....
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    Ya get what ya pay for.
    Why ruin a perfectly good bike with junk tyres ?

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    I will not try put those on my everyday bike. maybe on my stunt bike when I get it so i can do burnouts at heart and not brake the bank.
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    lol should see the crap shit tyres that are on my vfr at the moment.. what its like to be poor .....

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    Quote Originally Posted by AllanB View Post
    Hmmm - - lets all do a whip around and buy Carver a set to try out on the GSXR.

    Pretty sure we will receive a no-holding-back review from him with a vid of a mighty burnout.


    I also predict that at those prices you will see lots of bikes for sales on Trademe wearing them: 'brand new rear/front sport tyre....'
    shinko's are ok!

    i never had a moment on mine.

    il test anything, its just got to be done hard!

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    I also had a shinko stealth. It was a really good tyre.
    Choco buy a set and try them.

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    They don't appear to be W rated so may not be safe over 240km/h. Of course that may not be an issue for the average punter.

    Personally I value my life and bike more the few hundy I'd save running bottom tier tyres. They might be ok on a lower powered bike but can't see them being anywhere near as sticky as PP/M3/BT-016/etc.

    EDIT: Looks like they're made in the USA... http://www.fullboretires.com/index.html

    If I was Metzeler I'd be pissed that they're calling their tyres M1 and M3.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthrax View Post
    I also had a shinko stealth. It was a really good tyre.
    Choco buy a set and try them.
    Hmm, maybe for the next set i need.
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    Well I have bought a set
    345 fitted

    If there no good ill go back and get some better ones
    They said they would do me a good deal on my next set if I do a review for them
    They didn't try to sell them to me and didn't claim any thing
    Was very disappointed in the Dunlops I had, rear gone at 3000k

    So far seem OK (100km) but I am not a hard rider and havnt tried them in the wet

    will update
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    Quote Originally Posted by discotex View Post
    Looks like they're made in the USA...
    Very suggestive marketing, innit.

    Be alright for Winter Dragwars......

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    Cycle treads said that they were made in Korea
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