Which tyres to Choose?
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I'm now currently riding sp and i need to change my rear tyre, i intend to go to ah boy shop and change my tyre but i dunno whether izzit usable anot coz a lot of my frens say his tyres r likely to be of imitation...... Can any xprience riders advise me whether to change there or not?
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recommend you go Hock Kim Leong at Bukit Merah (opp Queenway shopping centre).
TT900 for $160 -
i heard ah chong from planet offering tt900 thailand for $160....can call them n ask....
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According to HKL.. 160 is for those make in japan 1.. If other country 1, think at the most around $100 odd only...
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tats cheap...... -
i heard another bikeshop at tampines behind safra .....power wheels....owner ah hui...selling quite cheap oso for Dunlop tyres onli.....
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TT900 best for NSR SP
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not batelex meh?
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try pirelli tyre that is made in brazil not made in italy...u will feel the difference
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Double post.
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Depends on what you expect the tires to do for you.
You want good traction in wet and dry... got to get soft (sports) compounds.
You want it to last long... get harder compounds.
You like to ride fast and go down low in the corners... better get soft race compound tyres.
Bottom line is - what is cheap is not good, what is good is not cheap. Good gripping tyres don't last long and long lasting tyres don't grip at all.
Alot of new bikers make the mistake of going cheap on tyres and brakes. Never never go cheap on these 2 items. Your very life can depend on the status of these 2 items. Whether you slide off the road or stop in time depends on the quality of your brakes and tyres. No point being able to go fast but not able to stay on the road nor stop in time.
Like what the old Bell helmet advertisement used to say: If you have a $10 head, then buy a $10 helmet.