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01-02-07, 11:28 PM
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New Tyres
Anybody got a view on what I should be paying for a set of Diablo Strada's ride in ride out fitted? Where is the cheapest place that will also take their time on the balancing? Bike has to go to Cupar anyway (see other thread), anyone ever asked them to price match? Would also take suggestions if somebody reckons theres a better tyre for the SV (bad experience means rightly or wrongly, I won't buy 020's).
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02-02-07, 12:02 AM
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Dunno about Cupar & tyres. I've never heard anyone specifically recommending them for tyres.
I'm local, & the guys I know with bikes don't go there. For a ride-in ride-out Strathearn in Crieff get a good reputation. Regarding tyre type, the tyre-specific forum's the place to look. Conti Road Attacks are good & cheap, but I haven't bought new in 2 years, & there are new versions of it out. |
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02-02-07, 12:31 PM
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Strathearn tyres. Ib think mine were about £130 fitted. cant remember.
Stradas on both sv and cbr. Roads are dry here today yee haa |
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