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Bebbo
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After some new tyres, bt45's 140 70 18 and 120 80 16 available.
standard I believe 130 80 18 and 120 80 16. Will the difference in rear size make a deal of difference, it's not a track bike, and I'm not Barry Sheene Smile What make and size are you running in yours at the mo ? thanks in advance Daz.




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Daz,

I've just splashed out on a set of Bridgestone 120/80V16 and 130/80V18 BT45F for my 500 Very Happy

Not much change given from £180 though Confused

RD/RZ 500 forum is good for advice and its been mentioned about running 110/80V16 on the front to give better turn in Wink

I've got no MOT on the bike at the moment so can't give any feedback on performance ...

Fred.


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Bebbo
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Fred where did you get them from, tried today but could only get prices for the sizes I quoted 140 17 18 !, no one I tried had standard sizes !


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Hi Daz,

John Coopers Tyers Derby Chandos Pole Street

Also sold loose on m&p site for you to get fitted yourself Wink

Fred.


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Bebbo
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Thanks Cool


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You certainly can get a 130, I was looking at one at my tyre shop the other day!


Post Posted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 11:32 pm
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Rich Busters have got a 130/80 V18 rear listed, £72.99

http://www.busters-accessories.co.uk/products.asp?id=183


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These guys are the best IMO...might not be the cheapest...but unlike the rest - they have never let me down.

http://www.sticky-stuff.co.uk/index.php?cPath=2[/img]


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jackson.40 Bebbo Wrote
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What make and size are you running in yours at the mo ?


You know me Daz,its got to be the original tyres Wink

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steve all you need now is nos oil tubes and japanese air for them lol....like the mcn by the way!!!!! good reading... Very Happy


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gary-rd-robbo wrote:
steve all you need now is nos oil tubes and japanese air for them lol....like the mcn by the way!!!!! good reading... Very Happy


Dont think you want nos or any other air in your oil lines............unless of course yer ain't gonna ride it. Twisted Evil


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