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 phill.c Traffic Copper

Joined: 13 May 2004 Karma :     
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 Posted: 12:58 - 05 Aug 2005 Post subject: burnouts and tyres? |
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ive had a few bt090's on my bike but at 100quid a pop for a rear its getting a bit expensive practicing burnouts, what i was thinking was to put a different tyre on when im going out just to do tricks. so does any one know if there is a better tyre, either a dirt cheap one, or one which will last longer. my rear is 150/60-17
(not to clued up with tyres so any help is good)
cheers phill ____________________ CBR400RR the funs started - Honda MTX 125 ongoing project when i can be arsed  |
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 G The Voice of Reason
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My local tyre place has to pay 50p per tyre he chucks out, so he's happy for you to nab some - especially if you him to fit them .
Also consider 'race scrubs' - you can get these in 120/160 sizes for £40 a pair if you get to a race meet. They are pretty damn sticky, but still should have plenty of meat on the middle left for burnouts! |
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 jayluvmito Crazy Courier
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Old Thread Alert!
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