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Rims / Tyre Enquiry Thread

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Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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Originally posted by BluE_StreaK@May 16, 2007 12:55 am

80/90 - 17... the biggest?

 

so i can stick to my stock size of 70/90F, and 80/90R.

 

time to say byebye to my 80/80F, and 90/80R!!!

 

:lol: dunno jb ab have a not.

i never say biggest... i was only informed theres such a size....

 

only newer ones is tubeless...

'Il rettilineo è una tortura'

 

http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj279/refugeeforum/transport0055cy6.gif ...... http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj279/refugeeforum/transport011.gif

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ricky157 Newbie

ricky157

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hey guys.im back.haha..sorry the late update abt the michelin tyre..now i haf pic of the michelin.a clearer one.mine is michelin pilot sporty ..btw,tis is made in thailand.n i bought it at around $100-$130.cant remember it coz bought it last year.so here r the pic..

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lost_soul Newbie

lost_soul

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thanks to refugee and ricky...

 

stock SIZE is still the best in my opinion. at most play less cornering. but most ppl also corner with stock size tires. and no problems also. :lol:

 

most imptly, save fuel for me!!

 

:thumb:

c'est la vie~

skazuz Newbie

skazuz

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Originally posted by BluE_StreaK@May 16, 2007 09:53 pm

thanks to refugee and ricky...

 

stock SIZE is still the best in my opinion. at most play less cornering. but most ppl also corner with stock size tires. and no problems also. :lol:

 

most imptly, save fuel for me!!

 

:thumb:

yes in terms of petrol consumption u get more by 10-20km compare to big thick tyres such ad battlex 90/80.. but u gonna remember bout safety..

 

its either u save a fews cents or u pay more for an accident...

 

it happen to me once on my spark wit my stock tyers.. it just finish raining.. was on a straight road.. suddenly without pressing the brakes or dropping n gears i skidded n fall.. and went under the car luckily i never die...

 

so my advise is not to use the stock tyre...

cheers

skazuz

Honda CRM 125-2004-2006

Yamaha X-1(Red)-2004-2009

Yamaha Spark 135-2006 june- 2007 jan

Yamaha Y125Z-2006-2008

Honda Super 4 spec 3(jan) 2007-2008 March

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Refugee Newbie

Refugee

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i think hes more into STOCK rubber profiles...

 

vee rubber sounds scary

'Il rettilineo è una tortura'

 

http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj279/refugeeforum/transport0055cy6.gif ...... http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj279/refugeeforum/transport011.gif

d0csu Newbie

d0csu

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it's not about getting stock tyres or not.. it's about getting good ones.. and if u care about safety dun buy made in thailand tyres. spend more and get made in japan tyres :smile:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk75/CrimsonLotus_Guren/IMG_0085.jpg

 

I miss my v4 :cry:

Thai_R Newbie

Thai_R

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Originally posted by skazuz@May 16, 2007 10:07 pm

was on a straight road.. suddenly without pressing the brakes or dropping n gears i skidded n fall..

I wonder how was that possible due to the make of tyre ?

Can't be out of nothing u skid and fall right ?

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/Ah_Hia00/Thai/MaeSod.jpg

My Bike Outside The Immigration Checkpoint of Mae Sod(Thai Mynmar Border), Mae Sod, Thailand

25th Dec 2005 to 9th Jan 2006

Singapore - Malaysia - Thailand

Total Distance Covered ~ 7000+ km

d0csu Newbie

d0csu

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it's knda not possible to go straight and skid.. unless u go pass a puddle of oil.. :cheeky:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk75/CrimsonLotus_Guren/IMG_0085.jpg

 

I miss my v4 :cry:

hondawavefan Newbie

hondawavefan

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Originally posted by ricky157@May 16, 2007 06:08 pm

hey guys.im back.haha..sorry the late update abt the michelin tyre..now i haf pic of the michelin.a clearer one.mine is michelin pilot sporty ..btw,tis is made in thailand.n i bought it at around $100-$130.cant remember it coz bought it last year.so here r the pic..

Where to get those Pilot Sporty tires? Looks nice! :cheer:

BMW R1200GS Adventure 2012 'Alpine White' FBG3465L

pyro13 Newbie

pyro13

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stovkk tyres are made from vee rubber.. really sucks like hell..when raining.. no frip mat all

2005 aug - 2006 oct - Wave 125s FV4517M

2006 nov - 2007 jan - Super 4 Version s FP7529R

2007 jan - 2007 sept -spark 135 FBA3986G

2007 sep - 2010 apr - Honda XR400Sm FQ2901B

- Yamaha FZ150I

2010 apr - ????????? -Honda CB400 Spec I.III

-Yamaha FZ150I

Thai_R Newbie

Thai_R

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If really wanna save money and ass....take the bus !

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/Ah_Hia00/Thai/MaeSod.jpg

My Bike Outside The Immigration Checkpoint of Mae Sod(Thai Mynmar Border), Mae Sod, Thailand

25th Dec 2005 to 9th Jan 2006

Singapore - Malaysia - Thailand

Total Distance Covered ~ 7000+ km

Thai_R Newbie

Thai_R

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Originally posted by Ashcroftx@May 19, 2007 11:09 am

Okie lar.. Take bus is cheap, however it does nt really takes u to

 

the direct location u wanted.

Precisely my point.

U can't get the best of everything.

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b12/Ah_Hia00/Thai/MaeSod.jpg

My Bike Outside The Immigration Checkpoint of Mae Sod(Thai Mynmar Border), Mae Sod, Thailand

25th Dec 2005 to 9th Jan 2006

Singapore - Malaysia - Thailand

Total Distance Covered ~ 7000+ km

pyro13 Newbie

pyro13

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haha..to me bus or watever type of public transport in sg..is way too ex.. dun u guys tink so??

2005 aug - 2006 oct - Wave 125s FV4517M

2006 nov - 2007 jan - Super 4 Version s FP7529R

2007 jan - 2007 sept -spark 135 FBA3986G

2007 sep - 2010 apr - Honda XR400Sm FQ2901B

- Yamaha FZ150I

2010 apr - ????????? -Honda CB400 Spec I.III

-Yamaha FZ150I

d0csu Newbie

d0csu

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time consuming nvm.. nv reach exact location some more :sian:

 

den car is good.. very safe. but traffic jam damn jialat.. finding a place to park sometimes is also a chore.. :mad:

http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk75/CrimsonLotus_Guren/IMG_0085.jpg

 

I miss my v4 :cry:

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