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    Maxxis tyres?

    anyone ever used Maxxis tyres? the are a fair bit cheaper than the other sportsbike tyres. i went out to buy new tyres today and nearly shit myserlf at some of the prices. anyway the maxxis one are about $110 cheaper per rear than the Dunlop Brigestone etc.

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    i can get you cheap Avons mate,well cheaper than most bike shops buy em for anyway.they dont last very long but fuck they're a good tyre. as for maxxis,not sure on road tyres but theyre a popular mx tyre.depends how hard ya wanna go i guess.im runnin pilot rear and more than happy with it,but it lets go sooner than the avon

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    i can get you cheap Avons mate,well cheaper than most bike shops buy em for anyway.they dont last very long but fuck they're a good tyre. as for maxxis,not sure on road tyres but theyre a popular mx tyre.depends how hard ya wanna go i guess.im runnin pilot rear and more than happy with it,but it lets go sooner than the avon

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    maxxis make sweet MTB and BMX tyres
    my guess would be that they wouldnt suck

    what rear were you looking at?
    what size?
    Rev the fucker!!!!!

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    maxxis make sweet MTB and BMX tyres
    my guess would be that they wouldnt suck

    what rear were you looking at?
    what size?
    Rev the fucker!!!!!

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    180/55/17 fimp. just normal stuff really.

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    180/55/17 fimp. just normal stuff really.

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    Mickey Thompson makes a good straight line highway bike tyre.

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    Mickey Thompson makes a good straight line highway bike tyre.

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    depends on ya terminal velocity[}]mate
    BT54 is my advisePRECICE12-15k
    affordable (rear only)[^]

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    depends on ya terminal velocity[}]mate
    BT54 is my advisePRECICE12-15k
    affordable (rear only)[^]

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    Hey Ozkat,

    I always did really well with Michellin Macadam/Pilot Road, etc on the old ZZR-1100.
    Never the cheapest but brilliant value b/c of the mileage offered.
    I'd av. between 8,000km (general commute/having some fun) to 20,000km+ (old fart touring).

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    Hey Ozkat,

    I always did really well with Michellin Macadam/Pilot Road, etc on the old ZZR-1100.
    Never the cheapest but brilliant value b/c of the mileage offered.
    I'd av. between 8,000km (general commute/having some fun) to 20,000km+ (old fart touring).

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    I used to use Maxxis tyres on my rally car a few years ago, I also used em on my Go kart. I am currently using Maxxis road tyres for the car as well and I had a maxxis Rear for the KDX125, Lasted for ages in the enduro scene. But when ridnig hard out they would wear fast.

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    I used to use Maxxis tyres on my rally car a few years ago, I also used em on my Go kart. I am currently using Maxxis road tyres for the car as well and I had a maxxis Rear for the KDX125, Lasted for ages in the enduro scene. But when ridnig hard out they would wear fast.

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    About to get a pair of "Michelin Pilot Powers"
    put on the Busa when i can get down there,
    Not sure how long they will last?
    I only got 4,000k's out of the stock tyres,
    but then again I dont get out to play very often so its not that important, GRIP is !

    Tony.

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    About to get a pair of "Michelin Pilot Powers"
    put on the Busa when i can get down there,
    Not sure how long they will last?
    I only got 4,000k's out of the stock tyres,
    but then again I dont get out to play very often so its not that important, GRIP is !

    Tony.

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    I love the subject of tyersPuppet you seem to know wot to do with one[:0]spesh on the front mate[)]my most FAVE is the 208[]when strapped to my PUTT PUTT bow[xx(]
    DAVO wot did ya get outa that AVON up da "OX" 890 klm & it was[V][?]
    There is a lot of variations that apply to how ya bike does it`s thing & tyres are a MAJOR parrt of that equation.Michelin back then in the 90`s were a devoted player with the brand "S" so that is a good staring point[:X]
    Dont ask me,i use old tyers[:I]

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    I love the subject of tyersPuppet you seem to know wot to do with one[:0]spesh on the front mate[)]my most FAVE is the 208[]when strapped to my PUTT PUTT bow[xx(]
    DAVO wot did ya get outa that AVON up da "OX" 890 klm & it was[V][?]
    There is a lot of variations that apply to how ya bike does it`s thing & tyres are a MAJOR parrt of that equation.Michelin back then in the 90`s were a devoted player with the brand "S" so that is a good staring point[:X]
    Dont ask me,i use old tyers[:I]

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    almost...640klm's. not bad for a rear tyre. the avon might not last long but i know i can trust em,unlike the pilot,which steps out predictably whenever ya open the throttle. problem with my avons is they're fresh off the boat and rubber hasn't had time to cure. it was bright blue when i finished with it.

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