tire recomendations?
#11
RE: tire recomendations?
Most Stealerships will charge you about $60 to remove the old tire from the bike mount the new tire balance it and then re install the tire. At least that is the cost around here in the Denver Area.
#15
RE: tire recomendations?
well by the time they get here i'll still be pretty new so i'm not sure i'll be experienced enought to tell a difference in tires or not. but we'll see. thanks for the help fellas.
#16
RE: tire recomendations?
Qualifiers are nice, but wear really fast.
Local shop here charges about $50 to swap a tire. Local guy down the street does it for $20 on the bike or $10 off the bike. Track side vendors swap tires for free if your running their brands.
Local shop here charges about $50 to swap a tire. Local guy down the street does it for $20 on the bike or $10 off the bike. Track side vendors swap tires for free if your running their brands.
#17
RE: tire recomendations?
ORIGINAL: Unreal
Qualifiers are nice, but wear really fast.
Local shop here charges about $50 to swap a tire. Local guy down the street does it for $20 on the bike or $10 off the bike. Track side vendors swap tires for free if your running their brands.
Qualifiers are nice, but wear really fast.
Local shop here charges about $50 to swap a tire. Local guy down the street does it for $20 on the bike or $10 off the bike. Track side vendors swap tires for free if your running their brands.
#18
RE: tire recomendations?
The New Bridgestone BT-015's are even better than the BT-014's and will last longer than the Q's or PP's. Plus you can pick them up cheap when people take them off new bikes for the Q's & PP's. I have done trackdays with the BT-014's and I love them. Bridgestone is the best tire in MotoGP BTW.