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chillyman0
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PostPosted: 13:56 - 20 Jan 2011    Post subject: Tyre fitting - Hemel hempstead/ St Albans area Reply with quote

I cant seem to find anywhere around here that looks a good place to have tyres fitted to me bike. Anyone know of anywhere that will fit and ballance bike tyres on the cheap?

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PostPosted: 15:00 - 20 Jan 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Personally, I'd go a little further down the road to Welham Green and visit Tekmotive - 01707 265000.

I've been going there since about '98, taken bikes, cars and vans there, never had a problem.

However, i've not used them for a few years since moving out of the area, and my brother claims their quality has gone downhill recently - i believe he had some problems with the retro-fit of a slipper clutch to his '98 R1.

Don't Moore's in Hemel (Apsley) fit tyres? I've only ever bought parts from them. Other than that there's probably Palmer's in Penine Way, Hemel, or Thompson's in St.Albans - never used either, so can't comment on their quality.
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