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    bike just passed mot

    got an advisory for rear tyre so what tyre would u peeps suggest thanks neil


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    thanks cause the garage said to get a maxiss tyre what they like


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    While your on about tyres, Do Propper knobblys wear down quick? Ill be using for college 4 days a week and its only 1 mile away from mine but i will be doin over 600miles a month maybe over 900
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    jon; i had michelin ac10s on my 200 and they lasted ok on the road, but if you are only gonna be riding it on the road there's no point - if you go greenlaning the they will be good. some people fit a trials tyre to the rear

    on the lc4 front, i have just had fitted some metzeler rennsports, but have yet to use them yet, so not much good although i did have some maxxis do it all inters on my old bike and they seemed pretty good

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    headster likes the maxxis, alot of peeps dont, ive never tried them so cant comment..
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    bridge stone BT014 for the rear. is goood


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    Quote Originally Posted by 660smc View Post
    headster likes the maxxis, alot of peeps dont, ive never tried them so cant comment..
    Maxxis Goldpeeds on my 640 (silver - street compound)

    Excellent grip, especially in the wet.

    However, on LC4's they do waggle like fook at highspeed.
    (its dependant on height/weight)
    As I didnt buy the 640 for highspeed (luckily) I'm
    happy to trade off against dependable grip.

    Other people prefer an Avon wet on the front,
    whatever you like on the back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonPearson16 View Post
    While your on about tyres, Do Propper knobblys wear down quick? Ill be using for college 4 days a week and its only 1 mile away from mine but i will be doin over 600miles a month maybe over 900
    You must be a sadist (who hates engines with a vengeance) - starting a bike up to ride it 1 mile down the road - it will never heat up properly to normal working temp (oil or coolant) and suffer from premature wear - running on choke - contaminating the oil etc etc.

    Try walking and save the bike for proper adventures and entertainment on trips to the land of fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JonPearson16 View Post
    While your on about tyres, Do Propper knobblys wear down quick? Ill be using for college 4 days a week and its only 1 mile away from mine but i will be doin over 600miles a month maybe over 900
    Maxxis Dualmaxx 110/100-18 on the rear
    Maxxis Dualmaxx 80/100-21 on the front.

    Road legal enduro knobbly tyres, last pretty well and grip alright for the road. Had up to 90mph (clocked by my brother on a fazer) and no weave or wobble problems.
    Yea.. I know.. surprisingly I'm accurate and informative when talking about DT's

    PS: Leave the DT at home, Restitution is right. Short stop start journeys you're gonna foul your plug alot if it's not getting a proper run. Best keep a lighter on you and a spanner.. lol

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