Anyone used these on a 1200?? seem cheap
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Anyone used these on a 1200?? seem cheap
That'll be a no then!
Tyres are probably the one thing that I just won't compromise on. For me they are one of those vital organs on a bike that need to be healthy and of good quality. I don't mind skimping on cheap fuel, Yeah here and there I've been known to bang down the shops in jeans and trainers, but stick a pair of cheap 'never heard of before' bakelite tyres on me bike??
Never !!!!!
Never !!!!!
Dellis
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Tyres are probably the one thing that I just won't compromise on. For me they are one of those vital organs on a bike that need to be healthy and of good quality. I don't mind skimping on cheap fuel, Yeah here and there I've been known to bang down the shops in jeans and trainers, but stick a pair of cheap 'never heard of before' bakelite tyres on me bike??
Never !!!!!
+1 Cheap tyres might be ok until it rains then
Dave
+1 Cheap tyres might be ok until it rains then
Dave
Sorry but being cheap doesnt always mean pants, hence I asked if anyone had tried them.
I am of an age where Bridgestones used to be utterly shite, you would remove and replace with Dunlops or Avons as soon as possible, that is not the case now.
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they do in this range though http://www.fullboretires.com/adventuretouring.html
pikeydave
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Very true and I remember the notorious Avon Roadrunner squaring off and bald in 3k just on a Moto Guzzi V50. Tyres were shite in the old days.
