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what the hell are you asking?
I bought tyres, they cost less than 500...
What bike are you wanting to buy for?
I bought tyres, they cost less than 500...
What bike are you wanting to buy for?
hahaha oh god
i thought i was the only one who didn't understand this
aftermarket? tyres are aftermarket as far as i know, coz i've never seen any honda or yamaha tyres
and i've never seen fake bridgestone etc either, maybe if you buy it from china
so tyres are genuine
what riding are you planning to do? like track or commuting?
i thought i was the only one who didn't understand this
aftermarket? tyres are aftermarket as far as i know, coz i've never seen any honda or yamaha tyres
and i've never seen fake bridgestone etc either, maybe if you buy it from china
so tyres are genuine
what riding are you planning to do? like track or commuting?
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I don't know about that, the battleax arrowmaxes are actually pretty good I have heard. They don't last quite as long, but they have better grip.
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Ummmm... What ?banana.logic said:
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I hope you realise I was joking... 
Edit: there was a thread on the old forum where someone said battleaxes were arrowmaxes or something like that, as such.
Edit: there was a thread on the old forum where someone said battleaxes were arrowmaxes or something like that, as such.
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^ furry muff :dance:
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^^^What do you like about them? You should write up a review some time soon, when you feel you know about about them that is. I saw people recommending them on other forums...
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If that's the case, dunlop alpha-10's are pretty easy to get your hands on, the bridgestone bt030's or whatever they are are a bit harder to get but they are even more aggressive profile than the dunlops. But unless you are a really really good rider I don't think you will be able to push either of them to their limits.
on a side note, it is pretty easy to check the major tyre manufacturers' website's to find out what tyres they currently make and what they are intended for and what sizes they come in; so easy in fact that I don't really know why people still ask these questions. Not to mention the tyre thread in the cbr250 section http://cbr250.com/forum/thread-18.html
on a side note, it is pretty easy to check the major tyre manufacturers' website's to find out what tyres they currently make and what they are intended for and what sizes they come in; so easy in fact that I don't really know why people still ask these questions. Not to mention the tyre thread in the cbr250 section http://cbr250.com/forum/thread-18.html
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Just wait till you get them on a mildly moist surface; say goodbye to grip and hello to fun... or pain as the case may be, but hopefully not, seems like you have the skills to avoid that kind of thing.richo said:I'm going to at some point. I'm still putting time on them before I come to any conclusions. They have decent grip when warm, and when cold I'm making progress on learning to back it in much quicker than I was on the michi's!banana.logic said:
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